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Hyperbolic attracting limit cycle (μ1​=1,∣μj​∣<1 (j>1))

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For an autonomous ordinary differential equation, the tangent to a periodic orbit gives a unit Floquet multiplier. A hyperbolic attracting cycle has that multiplier simple and all transverse multipliers strictly inside the unit disk. Thus the periodic variational operator has a one-dimensional null space spanned by the tangent. Nonlinear asymptotic attraction without hyperbolicity does not suffice: r˙=−(r−1)3, φ˙​=2π attracts to a unit-period circle but its radial variational equation is neutral.

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