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Wrapped eigenstructure of chaos. (English) Zbl 0802.34053

The authors discuss stability of integral curves (solutions) of a parametrized family of vector fields for some specific examples. The paper however consists only of poorly stated definitions and these examples. It has no mathematical content.

MSC:

34C99 Qualitative theory for ordinary differential equations
34D20 Stability of solutions to ordinary differential equations

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