Self-excited oscillations: from Poincaré to Andronov
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Self-excited oscillations: from Poincaré to AndronovSujet :
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In 1908 Henri Poincaré gave a series of ‘forgotten lectures’ on wireless telegraphy in which he demonstrated the existence of a stable limit cycle in the phase plane. In 1929 Aleksandr Andronov published a short note in the Comptes Rendus in which he stated that there is a correspondence between the periodic solution of self-oscillating systems and the concept of stable limit cycles introduced by Poincaré. In this article Jean-Marc Ginoux describes these two major contributions to the development of non-linear oscillation theory and their reception in France.Créateur :
Ginoux, Jean-MarcDate :
2012-09Droits :
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In 1908 Henri Poincaré gave a series of ‘forgotten lectures’ on wireless telegraphy in which he demonstrated the existence of a stable limit cycle in the phase plane. In 1929 Aleksandr Andronov published a short note in the Comptes Rendus in which he stated that there is a correspondence between the periodic solution of self-oscillating systems and the concept of stable limit cycles introduced by Poincaré. In this article Jean-Marc Ginoux describes these two major contributions to the development of non-linear oscillation theory and their reception in France.Auteur
Ginoux, Jean-MarcDate
2012-09Item Relations
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