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On the stability of dissipative systems with circulatory forces

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The stability of dissipative systems with circulatory forces is revisited. It is found that a general statement recently made by J. Teichmann [6] is erroneous and the validity of a Thompson-Tait-like statement can be derived for less severe conditions (‘semi-autonomous’ systems) than those of P. C. Müller [5].

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Die Stabilität eines dissipativen Systems mit zirkulatorischen Kräften wurde unterscht. Es stellt sich heraus, dass eine allgemeine Aussage von J. Teichmann [6] falsch ist, und dass die Gültigkeit einer Stabilitätsaussage in der Art von Thompson-Tait für eine weniger streng (‘halbautonome Systeme’) Bedingung als in P. C. Müller [5] abgeleitet werden kann.

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Tasso, H. On the stability of dissipative systems with circulatory forces. Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics (ZAMP) 31, 536–537 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01590865

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