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Resonant normal modes for time-reversible, equivariant vectorfields

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The existence of normal modes in the resonant 1:N cases for time-reversible, equivariant vectorfields is shown. The spatial symmetries studied here includes the usual compact Lie Groups. An application of the main theorem to a family of time-reversibleD n x0(2) vectorfields which includes the Stokeslet Model from sedimentation theory is given.

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McComb, IH., Lim, C. Resonant normal modes for time-reversible, equivariant vectorfields. J Dyn Diff Equat 7, 287–339 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02219359

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