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Structural Stability: Theory and Implementation

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• Phase space, flows, diffeomorphisms, vector fields.
• Fixed points (equilibria), periodic orbits, invariant manifolds (stable/unstable), separatrices.
• Hyperbolic fixed points and hyperbolic sets: no eigenvalues on the imaginary axis (for flows) or unit circle (for maps).
• Structural stability (for flows and maps) and topological conjugacy.
• Nonwandering set, chain recurrent set, transversality, and genericity.
• Morse–Smale systems: finite nonwandering set, all periodic orbits hyperbolic, and stable/unstable manifolds intersect transversely — important class of structurally stable systems.
• Kupka–Smale theorem, Poincaré–Bendixson (plane flows), Hartman–Grobman linearization, Sternberg linearization, Grobman–Hartman theorem.
• Bifurcation theory basics: saddle-node, Hopf, homoclinic bifurcations — ways structural stability fails.