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    Title: Van der Pol 方程式的奇異擾動
    Other Titles: Singular perturbed Van der Pol equation
    Authors: 陳彥昇;Chen, Yen-sheng
    Contributors: 淡江大學數學學系碩士班
    張慧京;Chan, Whei-ching
    Keywords: 同步化;耦合強度;極限環;週期解;synchronize;coupling strengths;limit cycle;periodic solution
    Date: 2010
    Issue Date: 2010-09-23 16:13:55 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 我們想要了解兩個振盪系統,同時運作時所產生的現象及其性質,我們考慮在Neumann的邊界情況下,耦合兩個Van-der Pol 方程式,作為我們所要探討的振盪系統。首先我們証明一個Van-der Pol 方程式會有一個唯一且非零的週期解,且此週期解為asymptotically stable,接著我們討論有關如何利用singular perturbation方法來估計出系統的解,並電腦做數值模擬,觀察估計解與實際解之間的誤差。而我們最終的目的是考慮兩個系統的同步化,因此我們再用電腦數值模擬,觀察兩個系統在附加週期性外力及其他的亂數干擾時,兩組週期解的同步化情形,發現週期性外力愈強,則兩組週期解的週期則愈接近週期性外力的週期,而干擾愈強,則兩組解愈無法同步化。耦合係數愈大時,則兩組週期解愈接近同步化。
    In this thesis, we will give the detail study of the Van-der Pol equation. The existence of the unique asymptotically stable limit cycle will be carefully carried out. Then the method of singular perturbation is used when small parameter is involved. Some examples were given to show how the method can be applied. Also, the coupling of two nearly identical Van-der Pol equations with Neumann boundary condition was studied. We found that when the noise is large the limit cycles of each system are not synchronized. However, when one increases the coupling strengths the system process synchronized phenomena.
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