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Three-period quasi-periodic solutions in the self-excited quasi-periodic Mathieu oscillator. (English) Zbl 1098.70018

Summary: Using perturbation method, we investigate three-period quasi-periodic (QP) oscillations in a vicinity of 2:2:1 resonance for a self-excited QP Mathieu equation. Two successive averaging are performed to reduce the original QP equation to an autonomous amplitude and phase system describing the modulation of the slow flow dynamic. Approximation of three-period QP solution is obtained via the study of limit cycle of the reduced autonomous system. The efficiency of the method is illustrated by comparison between analytical approximations and numerical integration. The double reduction procedure, applied in previous works to construct two-period QP solution, can be implemented to approximate excplicit analytical three-period QP solutions.

MSC:

70K43 Quasi-periodic motions and invariant tori for nonlinear problems in mechanics
70K70 Systems with slow and fast motions for nonlinear problems in mechanics
70K65 Averaging of perturbations for nonlinear problems in mechanics
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