Consider the nonlinear differential equation 30 x(x – y)² + y?) 2 -2 (- - y)² + y²) 1 =:A whose right hand side is written as the sum of the linear part with coefficient matrix A and a nonlinearity. (i) Show that (x*, y*) := (0,0) is the only equilibrium. (ii) Calculate the real Jordan normal form of the coefficient matrix A using an invertible transformation matrix T E R²×2. (iii) Explain why the equilibrium (x*, y*) = (0,0) is repulsive.

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Consider the nonlinear differential equation
(-2(x – y)² + v°)
2 -2
+
1
+
=:A
whose right hand side is written as the sum of the linear part with coefficient matrix A and a
nonlinearity.
(i)
Show that (x*, y*) := (0, 0) is the only equilibrium.
(ii) Calculate the real Jordan normal form of the coefficient matrix A using an invertible
transformation matrix T E R²×2.
(iii) Explain why the equilibrium (x*, y*) = (0,0) is repulsive.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the nonlinear differential equation (-2(x – y)² + v°) 2 -2 + 1 + =:A whose right hand side is written as the sum of the linear part with coefficient matrix A and a nonlinearity. (i) Show that (x*, y*) := (0, 0) is the only equilibrium. (ii) Calculate the real Jordan normal form of the coefficient matrix A using an invertible transformation matrix T E R²×2. (iii) Explain why the equilibrium (x*, y*) = (0,0) is repulsive.
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