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620 Ingenieurwissenschaften QuasiperiodizitätLjapunov-ExponentTorusFinite-Differenzen-MethodeMetadata
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Stationary solutions in applied dynamics: A unified framework for the numerical calculation and stability assessment of periodic and quasi-periodic solutions based on invariant manifolds
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The determination of stationary solutions of dynamical systems as well as analyzing their stability is of high relevance in science and engineering. For static and periodic solutions a lot of methods are available to find stationary motions and analyze their stability. In contrast, there are only few approaches to find stationary solutions to the important class of quasi-periodic motions–which represent solutions of generalized periodicity–available so far. Furthermore, no generally applicable approach to determine their stability is readily available. This contribution presents a unified framework for the analysis of equilibria, periodic as well as quasi-periodic motions alike. To this end, the dynamical problem is changed from a formulation in terms of the trajectory to an alternative formulation based on the invariant manifold as geometrical object in the state space. Using a so-called hypertime parametrization offers a direct relation between the frequency base of the solution and the parametrization of the invariant manifold. Over the domain of hypertimes, the invariant manifold is given as solution to a PDE, which can be solved using standard methods as Finite Differences (FD), Fourier-Galerkin-methods (FGM) or quasi-periodic shooting (QPS). As a particular advantage, the invariant manifold represents the entire stationary dynamics on a finite domain even for quasi-periodic motions – whereas obtaining the same information from trajectories would require knowing them over an infinite time interval. Based on the invariant manifold, a method for stability assessment of quasi-periodic solutions by means of efficient calculation of Lyapunov-exponents is devised. Here, the basic idea is to introduce a Generalized Monodromy Mapping, which may be determined in a pre-processing step: using this mapping, the Lyapunov-exponents may efficiently be calculated by iterating this mapping.
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In: GAMM-Mitteilungen Volume 46 / Issue 2 (2023-04-26) eissn:1522-2608Förderhinweis
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