Remarks on Braid Theory and the characterisation of periodic orbits
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Summary, in English
The relationship between Braid Theory and the organisation of periodic orbits of dynamical systems is considered.
It is shown that for some (physically relevant) 3-d flows the characterisation of periodic orbits by means of Braid Theory can be done on the Poincaré surface in an efficient way. The result is a thread-less graphical presentation of a braid class.
We discuss extensions of this approach to (adequate) dynamical systems of dimension higher than three, using results from Central Manifold Theory.
It is shown that for some (physically relevant) 3-d flows the characterisation of periodic orbits by means of Braid Theory can be done on the Poincaré surface in an efficient way. The result is a thread-less graphical presentation of a braid class.
We discuss extensions of this approach to (adequate) dynamical systems of dimension higher than three, using results from Central Manifold Theory.
Publishing year
1994
Language
English
Pages
511-529
Publication/Series
Journal of Knot Theory and its Ramifications
Volume
3
Issue
4
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Document type
Journal article
Publisher
World Scientific Publishing
Topic
- Mathematics
Status
Published
Research group
- Analysis and Dynamics
ISBN/ISSN/Other
- ISSN: 1793-6527