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On the Dynamics of Mechanical Systems with the Homogeneous Polynomial Potential V = ax 4 + cx 2 y 2

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This paper is devoted to analyze certain dynamical aspects of the planar mechanical system associated to the potential V = ax 4 + cx 2 y 2 as a function of the real parameters a and c.

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Falconi, M., Lacomba, E. & Vidal, C. On the Dynamics of Mechanical Systems with the Homogeneous Polynomial Potential V = ax 4 + cx 2 y 2 . J Dyn Diff Equat 21, 527–554 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10884-009-9144-7

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