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Vol 53, No 13 (2017)

Control Theory

Global Problems for Differential Inclusions. Kalman and Vyshnegradskii Problems and Chua Circuits

Leonov G.A., Kuznetsov N.V., Kiseleva M.A., Mokaev R.N.
Differential Equations. 2017;53(13):1671-1702
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Existence and Dimension Properties of a Global B-Pullback Attractor for a Cocycle Generated by a Discrete Control System

Maltseva A.A., Reitmann V.

Abstract

We consider cocycles on finite-dimensional manifolds generated by discrete-time control systems. Frequency conditions for the existence of a global B-pullback attractor for such cocycles considered over a general base system on a metric space are given. Upper bounds for the Hausdorff dimension of the global B-pullback attractor of a discrete cocycle are obtained using the transfer function of the linear part of the cocycle and the discrete Kalman–Yakubovich–Popov frequency theorem.

Differential Equations. 2017;53(13):1703-1714
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Upper Bounds for the Hausdorff Dimension and Stratification of an Invariant Set of an Evolution System on a Hilbert Manifold

Kruk A.V., Malykh A.E., Reitmann V.

Abstract

We prove a generalization of the well-known Douady–Oesterlé theorem on the upper bound for the Hausdorff dimension of an invariant set of a finite-dimensional mapping to the case of a smooth mapping generating a dynamical system on an infinite-dimensional Hilbert manifold. A similar estimate is given for the invariant set of a dynamical system generated by a differential equation on a Hilbert manifold. As an example, the well-known sine-Gordon equation is considered. In addition, we propose an algorithm for the Whitney stratification of semianalytic sets on finite-dimensional manifolds.

Differential Equations. 2017;53(13):1715-1733
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Boundary Value Problems with Free Surfaces in the Theory of Phase Transitions

Osmolovskii V.G.

Abstract

The aim of the paper is to show, using the one-dimensional problem as an example, what is to be expected and what should be pursued when studying the multidimensional case. The one-dimensional case has been chosen as a model, because here the problem admits an explicit solution permitting one to follow the phase transformation process.

Differential Equations. 2017;53(13):1734-1763
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Differential Equations with Hysteresis Operators. Existence of Solutions, Stability, and Oscillations

Leonov G.A., Shumafov M.M., Teshev V.A., Aleksandrov K.D.
Differential Equations. 2017;53(13):1764-1816
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