Using the formalism defined by R. Lauterbach and M. Roberts [21], we develop a geometric approach for the problem of forced symmetry breaking for periodic orbits in G-equivariant systems of ODE's. We show that this problem can be studied as the perturbation of the identity mapping on the double coset space LG/K where K is the maximal subgroup of G acting on the periodic orbit and L the symmetry of the perturbation. We exhibit some example where this kind of symmetry breaking allows to show the existence of heteroclinic cycles between periodic solutions
This thesis is divided in three main parts. In the first part, we study equivariant forced systems o...
Physical systems often exhibit pattern-forming instabilities. Equivariant bifurcation theory is ofte...
In this paper we want to investigate the effects of forced symmetry breaking perturbations, see Laut...
Using the formalism defined by Lauterbach and Roberts (1992 J. Diff. Eqns. 100 22 - 48), we develop ...
Using the formalism defined by R. Lauterbach and M. Roberts, we develop a geometric approach for the...
Circle maps which commute with actions of a finite cyclic or dihedral group, G, are considered as mo...
Circle maps which commute with actions of a finite cyclic or dihedral group, G, are considered as mo...
Circle maps which commute with actions of a finite cyclic or dihedral group, G, are considered as mo...
Circle maps which commute with actions of a finite cyclic or dihedral group, G, are considered as mo...
Circle maps which commute with actions of a finite cyclic or dihedral group, G, are considered as mo...
Circle maps which commute with actions of a finite cyclic or dihedral group, G, are considered as mo...
Symmetry breaking bifurcations and dynamical systems have obtained a lot of attention over the last ...
Symmetry braking bifurcations and dynamical systems have obtained a lot of attention over the last y...
Equivariant bifurcation theory has been used to study pattern formation in various physical systems ...
Physical systems often exhibit pattern-forming instabilities. Equivariant bifurcation theory is ofte...
This thesis is divided in three main parts. In the first part, we study equivariant forced systems o...
Physical systems often exhibit pattern-forming instabilities. Equivariant bifurcation theory is ofte...
In this paper we want to investigate the effects of forced symmetry breaking perturbations, see Laut...
Using the formalism defined by Lauterbach and Roberts (1992 J. Diff. Eqns. 100 22 - 48), we develop ...
Using the formalism defined by R. Lauterbach and M. Roberts, we develop a geometric approach for the...
Circle maps which commute with actions of a finite cyclic or dihedral group, G, are considered as mo...
Circle maps which commute with actions of a finite cyclic or dihedral group, G, are considered as mo...
Circle maps which commute with actions of a finite cyclic or dihedral group, G, are considered as mo...
Circle maps which commute with actions of a finite cyclic or dihedral group, G, are considered as mo...
Circle maps which commute with actions of a finite cyclic or dihedral group, G, are considered as mo...
Circle maps which commute with actions of a finite cyclic or dihedral group, G, are considered as mo...
Symmetry breaking bifurcations and dynamical systems have obtained a lot of attention over the last ...
Symmetry braking bifurcations and dynamical systems have obtained a lot of attention over the last y...
Equivariant bifurcation theory has been used to study pattern formation in various physical systems ...
Physical systems often exhibit pattern-forming instabilities. Equivariant bifurcation theory is ofte...
This thesis is divided in three main parts. In the first part, we study equivariant forced systems o...
Physical systems often exhibit pattern-forming instabilities. Equivariant bifurcation theory is ofte...
In this paper we want to investigate the effects of forced symmetry breaking perturbations, see Laut...