Piece-wise smooth differential equations (their regularization, numerical integration, and classification of solutions) is the topic of the present work. The behaviour close to one discontinuity surface and also the entering into the intersection of two discontinuity surfaces is well understood. Here, we study the solutions that exit a codimension-2 sliding mode. Some results are expected, others come as a surprise. We are able to explain situations, where difficulties in numerical computations are reported in the recent literature. The analysis is based on asymptotic expansions for singularly perturbed problems and on the study of a time-parameterized two-dimensional dynamical system (hidden dynamics). Various situations are illustrated by examples.

Solutions leaving a codimension- 2 sliding

GUGLIELMI, NICOLA;
2017-01-01

Abstract

Piece-wise smooth differential equations (their regularization, numerical integration, and classification of solutions) is the topic of the present work. The behaviour close to one discontinuity surface and also the entering into the intersection of two discontinuity surfaces is well understood. Here, we study the solutions that exit a codimension-2 sliding mode. Some results are expected, others come as a surprise. We are able to explain situations, where difficulties in numerical computations are reported in the recent literature. The analysis is based on asymptotic expansions for singularly perturbed problems and on the study of a time-parameterized two-dimensional dynamical system (hidden dynamics). Various situations are illustrated by examples.
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