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刊物类别:Mathematics and Statistics
刊物主题:Mathematics Ordinary Differential Equations Partial Differential Equations Applications of Mathematics
出版者:Springer Netherlands
ISSN:1572-9222
文摘
We significantly improve lower bounds for the number of limit cycles for polynomial classical Liénard equations, aiming at stating lower bounds that are reasonable enough to be optimal. The techniques used are the notion of slow divergence integral from the geometric theory of planar slow-fast systems.