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Slow manifold (f(x,y)=0)

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For a fast-slow system ϵx˙=f(x,y), y˙​=g(x,y), the formal critical manifold is f=0. Where the fast linearization has eigenvalues with strictly negative real parts, trajectories rapidly approach a nearby attracting slow manifold and then evolve on the slow time. Near folds or loss of this spectral condition, simply imposing f=0 may fail.

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