AbstractFrom the structural stability viewpoint vector fields on M which are tangent to the boundary of M are analysed. A class of vector fields is characterized as structurally stable; this class corresponds to the class of Morse-Smale vector fields on closed manifolds, studied by Palis, Peixoto Smale, and others. In this class, new phenomena occur as saddle connections along the boundary of M which are persistent by small perturbations. Thus, the techniques introduced by J. Palis (Topology 8 (1969)), which inspired the proof of the stability of a vector field in such a class, were substantially changed. Such modifications represent a main difficulty in extending our results to higher dimensions
Let 'H IND.PQM' be the space of all planar (p,q)-quasihomogeneous vector fields of weight degree m e...
AbstractWe construct and study a one-parameter family of three-dimensional vector fields Xλ near a v...
AbstractLet X be a C1 vector field without singularities. In this paper, we show that X is in the C1...
AbstractFrom the structural stability viewpoint vector fields on M which are tangent to the boundary...
Orientador: Ricardo Miranda MartinsDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Insti...
The Poincare-Hopf theorem tells us that given a smooth, structurally stable vector field on a surfac...
AbstractLet X be a vector field on M3 which exhibits a saddle connection between a singularity p1 an...
We consider homotopy classes of non-singular vector fields on three-manifolds with boundary and we d...
Estudamos uma classe de campos de vetores seccionalmente lineares no plano denotada por X. Tais camp...
Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Ci...
AbstractA closed, connected oriented three-manifold supporting a codimension one oriented smooth fol...
<正> NotatianM a compact,boundaryless,orientable or non—orientable two-dimensional manifold of ...
AbstractWe present an example of a structural stable vector field on the unit disk D3 ⊂ R3, kangent ...
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Let 'H IND.PQM' be the space of all planar (p,q)-quasihomogeneous vector fields of weight degree m e...
AbstractWe construct and study a one-parameter family of three-dimensional vector fields Xλ near a v...
AbstractLet X be a C1 vector field without singularities. In this paper, we show that X is in the C1...
AbstractFrom the structural stability viewpoint vector fields on M which are tangent to the boundary...
Orientador: Ricardo Miranda MartinsDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Insti...
The Poincare-Hopf theorem tells us that given a smooth, structurally stable vector field on a surfac...
AbstractLet X be a vector field on M3 which exhibits a saddle connection between a singularity p1 an...
We consider homotopy classes of non-singular vector fields on three-manifolds with boundary and we d...
Estudamos uma classe de campos de vetores seccionalmente lineares no plano denotada por X. Tais camp...
Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Ci...
AbstractA closed, connected oriented three-manifold supporting a codimension one oriented smooth fol...
<正> NotatianM a compact,boundaryless,orientable or non—orientable two-dimensional manifold of ...
AbstractWe present an example of a structural stable vector field on the unit disk D3 ⊂ R3, kangent ...
Abstract. A topological invariant, the community transition graph, is intro-duced for dissipative ve...
AbstractStability and genericity properties established for polynomial vector fields in the plane, e...
Let 'H IND.PQM' be the space of all planar (p,q)-quasihomogeneous vector fields of weight degree m e...
AbstractWe construct and study a one-parameter family of three-dimensional vector fields Xλ near a v...
AbstractLet X be a C1 vector field without singularities. In this paper, we show that X is in the C1...