
The authors study an interesting problem involving periodic solutions having a symmetry induced by an orthogonal matrix \(A\) for which there is an integer \(p\) such that \(A^p\) is the identity. More precisely, given \(T>0\), they look for solutions \(x\) satisfying the relation \(x(t+T)=A x(t)\), for every \(t\). These solutions are \(pT\)-periodic. Some existence results are proposed for first and second order systems, both in the non-resonant and in the resonant cases. However, it seems to me that some assumptions should be added in Section 2 in order to prevent the nonlinearity \(f\) to be, e.g., identically zero.
periodic solution, 34C15, Nonlinear oscillations and coupled oscillators for ordinary differential equations, 34C14, periodic solutions with symmetries, 230107 Differential, 780101 Mathematical sciences, C1, symmetric systems, Periodic solutions to ordinary differential equations, Symmetries, invariants of ordinary differential equations, Mathematics, Difference and Integral Equations, topological degree
periodic solution, 34C15, Nonlinear oscillations and coupled oscillators for ordinary differential equations, 34C14, periodic solutions with symmetries, 230107 Differential, 780101 Mathematical sciences, C1, symmetric systems, Periodic solutions to ordinary differential equations, Symmetries, invariants of ordinary differential equations, Mathematics, Difference and Integral Equations, topological degree
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