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Rational first integrals of the Liénard equations: The solution to the Poincaré problem for the Liénard equations.

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Poincaré in 1891 asked about the necessary and sufficient conditions in order to characterize when a polynomial differential system in the plane has a rational first integral. Here we solve… Click to show full abstract

Poincaré in 1891 asked about the necessary and sufficient conditions in order to characterize when a polynomial differential system in the plane has a rational first integral. Here we solve this question for the class of Liénard differential equations x ¨ + f ( x ) x ˙ + x = 0 , being f ( x ) a polynomial of arbitrary degree. As far as we know it is the first time that all rational first integrals of a relevant class of polynomial differential equations of arbitrary degree has been classified.

Keywords: poincar; equations solution; first integrals; rational first; nard equations; integrals nard

Journal Title: Anais da Academia Brasileira de Ciencias
Year Published: 2021

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