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  • The 2-dimensional attractor of x(t)=-[mu]x(t)+f(x(t-1))
  • Written by author Hans-Otto Walther
  • Published by Providence, RI : American Mathematical Society, 1995., 1995/06/01
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The equation $x'(t) = - mu x(t) + f(x(t-1))$, with $mu geq 0$ and $xf(x) le 0$ for $0neq xin {mathbb R}$, is a prototype for delayed negative feedback combined with friction. Its semiflow on $C=C([-1,0],{mathbb R})$ leaves a set $S$ invariant, which also plays a major role for the dynamics on the full space $C$. The main result determines the attractor of the semiflow restricted to the closure of $S$ for monotone, bounded, smooth $f$. In the course of the proof, Walther derives Poincaré-Bendixson theorems for differential-delay equations. The method used here is unique in its use of winding numbers and homotopies in nonconvex sets.


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