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arXiv · 1809.07612

On non-smooth slow-fast systems

Abstract

We deal with non-smooth differential systems $\dot{z}=X(z), z\in R^{n},$ with discontinuity occurring in a codimension one smooth surface $Σ$. A regularization of $X$ is a 1-parameter family of smooth vector fields $X^δ,δ>0$, satisfying that $X^δ$ converges pointwise to $X$ in $R^{n}\setminusΣ$, when $δ\rightarrow 0$. We work with two known regularizations: the classical one proposed by Sotomayor and Teixeira and its generalization, using non-monotonic transition functions. Using the techniques of geometric singular perturbation theory we study minimal sets of regularized systems. Moreover, non-smooth slow-fast systems are studied and the persistence of the sliding region by singular perturbations is analyzed.

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Jaime Resende de Moraes, Paulo Ricardo da Silva. 2018-09-20. On non-smooth slow-fast systems. https://arxiv.org/abs/1809.07612

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