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Equivariant dynamical system (F(gx,μ)=gF(x,μ))

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An equivariant dynamical system has a vector field commuting with the action of a symmetry group. Its flow map preserves every subgroup's fixed-point subspace, because equivariance and uniqueness keep initial states fixed by that subgroup. Polynomial normal forms are constrained by the weights and parity of the group representation.

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