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Exponential matrix estimate
Differentiable sequance function,Examine phase portrait $(f,f')$ for $f"+vf'+alpha^2f(1-f)=0$ and determine asymptotic behavious of solutions as $xto pm infty$Is the system stiff or not?How to interpret complex eigenvectors of the Jacobian matrix of a (linear) dynamical system?Phase plane analysisMatrix exponential of any matrixStability of a fixed point in a nonlinear system with no linear partExponential matrix orthogonal “without calculus”How does the Real Canonical Form help solve the matrix exponential?How to solve a 2D ODE system of the form $fractextdvecxtextdt=(M-Delta e^-lambda t)vecx+vecx_0$Bound of Block Matrix Exponential
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$B=C^-1AC=left[
beginarraycc
P & 0\
0 & Q
endarray
right]$
consider the system y'=By+G(y).
Let $U(t)=left[
beginarraycc
e^Pt & 0\
0 & 0
endarray
right] $ and $V(t)=left[
beginarraycc
0 & 0\
0 & e^Qt
endarray
right] $ where $P$ is $ktimes k$ has eigenvalues with negative real part and $Q$ is $(n-k) times (n-k)$ has eigenvalues with positive real part. For $alpha>0$ sufficiently small that for $j=1,..,k$ we choose $Re(lambda_j)<-alpha<0$. We have $e^Bt=U(t)+V(t)$
Why in the proof it was written that for $K>0$ and $delta <0$ we have
$$
||U(t)||le Ke^-(alpha+delta)t text for all $tge 0$
$$
and
$$
||V(t)||le Ke^delta t text for all $tle 0$
$$
ordinary-differential-equations matrix-exponential
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
$B=C^-1AC=left[
beginarraycc
P & 0\
0 & Q
endarray
right]$
consider the system y'=By+G(y).
Let $U(t)=left[
beginarraycc
e^Pt & 0\
0 & 0
endarray
right] $ and $V(t)=left[
beginarraycc
0 & 0\
0 & e^Qt
endarray
right] $ where $P$ is $ktimes k$ has eigenvalues with negative real part and $Q$ is $(n-k) times (n-k)$ has eigenvalues with positive real part. For $alpha>0$ sufficiently small that for $j=1,..,k$ we choose $Re(lambda_j)<-alpha<0$. We have $e^Bt=U(t)+V(t)$
Why in the proof it was written that for $K>0$ and $delta <0$ we have
$$
||U(t)||le Ke^-(alpha+delta)t text for all $tge 0$
$$
and
$$
||V(t)||le Ke^delta t text for all $tle 0$
$$
ordinary-differential-equations matrix-exponential
$endgroup$
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You should give more context.
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– user539887
Mar 29 at 12:29
$begingroup$
Still the context is missing: for instance, does your last sentence mean "there exist $K>0$ and $delta,colorred<,0$ such that $lVert V(t)rVertle Ke^delta t$ for all $t,colorredle,0$"? If so, this follows in a straightforward way from the standard estimates of the exponential matrix, independent of the signs of the real parts of its eigenvalues. Please take more care in formulating your question, otherwise it can be downvoted and eventually closed.
$endgroup$
– user539887
Mar 29 at 19:06
add a comment |
$begingroup$
$B=C^-1AC=left[
beginarraycc
P & 0\
0 & Q
endarray
right]$
consider the system y'=By+G(y).
Let $U(t)=left[
beginarraycc
e^Pt & 0\
0 & 0
endarray
right] $ and $V(t)=left[
beginarraycc
0 & 0\
0 & e^Qt
endarray
right] $ where $P$ is $ktimes k$ has eigenvalues with negative real part and $Q$ is $(n-k) times (n-k)$ has eigenvalues with positive real part. For $alpha>0$ sufficiently small that for $j=1,..,k$ we choose $Re(lambda_j)<-alpha<0$. We have $e^Bt=U(t)+V(t)$
Why in the proof it was written that for $K>0$ and $delta <0$ we have
$$
||U(t)||le Ke^-(alpha+delta)t text for all $tge 0$
$$
and
$$
||V(t)||le Ke^delta t text for all $tle 0$
$$
ordinary-differential-equations matrix-exponential
$endgroup$
$B=C^-1AC=left[
beginarraycc
P & 0\
0 & Q
endarray
right]$
consider the system y'=By+G(y).
Let $U(t)=left[
beginarraycc
e^Pt & 0\
0 & 0
endarray
right] $ and $V(t)=left[
beginarraycc
0 & 0\
0 & e^Qt
endarray
right] $ where $P$ is $ktimes k$ has eigenvalues with negative real part and $Q$ is $(n-k) times (n-k)$ has eigenvalues with positive real part. For $alpha>0$ sufficiently small that for $j=1,..,k$ we choose $Re(lambda_j)<-alpha<0$. We have $e^Bt=U(t)+V(t)$
Why in the proof it was written that for $K>0$ and $delta <0$ we have
$$
||U(t)||le Ke^-(alpha+delta)t text for all $tge 0$
$$
and
$$
||V(t)||le Ke^delta t text for all $tle 0$
$$
ordinary-differential-equations matrix-exponential
ordinary-differential-equations matrix-exponential
edited Mar 29 at 13:54
Speed22
asked Mar 29 at 9:33
Speed22Speed22
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You should give more context.
$endgroup$
– user539887
Mar 29 at 12:29
$begingroup$
Still the context is missing: for instance, does your last sentence mean "there exist $K>0$ and $delta,colorred<,0$ such that $lVert V(t)rVertle Ke^delta t$ for all $t,colorredle,0$"? If so, this follows in a straightforward way from the standard estimates of the exponential matrix, independent of the signs of the real parts of its eigenvalues. Please take more care in formulating your question, otherwise it can be downvoted and eventually closed.
$endgroup$
– user539887
Mar 29 at 19:06
add a comment |
$begingroup$
You should give more context.
$endgroup$
– user539887
Mar 29 at 12:29
$begingroup$
Still the context is missing: for instance, does your last sentence mean "there exist $K>0$ and $delta,colorred<,0$ such that $lVert V(t)rVertle Ke^delta t$ for all $t,colorredle,0$"? If so, this follows in a straightforward way from the standard estimates of the exponential matrix, independent of the signs of the real parts of its eigenvalues. Please take more care in formulating your question, otherwise it can be downvoted and eventually closed.
$endgroup$
– user539887
Mar 29 at 19:06
$begingroup$
You should give more context.
$endgroup$
– user539887
Mar 29 at 12:29
$begingroup$
You should give more context.
$endgroup$
– user539887
Mar 29 at 12:29
$begingroup$
Still the context is missing: for instance, does your last sentence mean "there exist $K>0$ and $delta,colorred<,0$ such that $lVert V(t)rVertle Ke^delta t$ for all $t,colorredle,0$"? If so, this follows in a straightforward way from the standard estimates of the exponential matrix, independent of the signs of the real parts of its eigenvalues. Please take more care in formulating your question, otherwise it can be downvoted and eventually closed.
$endgroup$
– user539887
Mar 29 at 19:06
$begingroup$
Still the context is missing: for instance, does your last sentence mean "there exist $K>0$ and $delta,colorred<,0$ such that $lVert V(t)rVertle Ke^delta t$ for all $t,colorredle,0$"? If so, this follows in a straightforward way from the standard estimates of the exponential matrix, independent of the signs of the real parts of its eigenvalues. Please take more care in formulating your question, otherwise it can be downvoted and eventually closed.
$endgroup$
– user539887
Mar 29 at 19:06
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You should give more context.
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– user539887
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Still the context is missing: for instance, does your last sentence mean "there exist $K>0$ and $delta,colorred<,0$ such that $lVert V(t)rVertle Ke^delta t$ for all $t,colorredle,0$"? If so, this follows in a straightforward way from the standard estimates of the exponential matrix, independent of the signs of the real parts of its eigenvalues. Please take more care in formulating your question, otherwise it can be downvoted and eventually closed.
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– user539887
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