
doi: 10.1007/bf02458264
This paper considers small periodic perturbations of second order nonlinear Duffing type equations. It is concerned with the phenomenon known as ``period doubling bifurcation'' interpreted as the combination of two unperturbed equation, whose periods are close to the period of the perturbation. This phenomenon is contrasted to the subharmonic bifurcation. A sort of bifurcation equation is derived, using the above interpretation. Duffing equation with a specific perturbation term serves as an example. The paper ends up with a brief discussion, on the grounds of numerical computations.
period doubling bifurcation, small periodic perturbations of second order nonlinear Duffing type equations, numerical computations, Periodic solutions to ordinary differential equations, subharmonic bifurcation
period doubling bifurcation, small periodic perturbations of second order nonlinear Duffing type equations, numerical computations, Periodic solutions to ordinary differential equations, subharmonic bifurcation
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