Interpretation:
To show that the origin of a given system is an unstable fixed point.
To show that all trajectories approach to the ellipse by considering the potential function
Concept Introduction:
Fixed point of a differential equation is a point where,
Potential function is a single valued scalar function, the negative gradient of which gives the required function of a system.
Fixed points can be stable or unstable. Phase trajectories go away fromunstable fixed points, while they come towards the stable fixed points.
Limit cycle is the stable trajectory of a system towards which all trajectories eventually come as
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