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Abstract
In this paper, we investigate the existence and number of crossing limit cycles in a class of planar piecewise linear systems with node–node type critical points defined in two zones separated by a nonregular line formed by two rays emanated from the origin , which are the positive - and -axes. We focus our attention on the existence of two-point crossing limit cycles, which intersect the switching line at two points. We obtain sufficient conditions under which the system has two two-point crossing limit cycles which intersect only one of the two rays. Moreover, we construct examples to show that this class of systems can have two, three or four two-point crossing limit cycles.
在本文中,我们研究了一类平面片断线性系统中交叉极限循环的存在和数量,该系统的节点-节点型临界点定义在两个区域内,这两个区域被一条非规则线隔开,这条非规则线由两条从原点(0,0)发出的射线形成,这两条射线分别是正 x 轴和正 y 轴。我们关注两点交叉极限循环的存在,它们与切换线相交于两点。我们获得了充分条件,在这些条件下,系统有两个两点交叉极限循环,它们只与两条射线中的一条相交。此外,我们还构建了一些例子,以说明这一类系统可以有两个、三个或四个两点交叉极限周期。
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