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Radial stability of a circular periodic orbit (λradial​=−r0​g′(r0​))

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For r˙=r(a−g(r)), θ˙=1, a positive root a=g(r0​) gives a circular periodic orbit of period 2π. The radial exponent is −r0​g′(r0​), so g′(r0​)>0 gives orbital asymptotic stability and g′(r0​)<0 gives instability. The phase direction is neutral; a periodic orbit is not an asymptotically stable individual point of the flow.

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