most citedOn Analytical and Topological Properties of Separatrices in 1-D Holomorphic Dynamical Systems and Complex-Time Newton Flows

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On Analytical and Topological Properties of Separatrices in 1-D Holomorphic Dynamical Systems and Complex-Time Newton Flows

Marcus Heitel, Dirk Lebiedz

Separatrices divide the phase space of some holomorphic dynamical systems into separate basins of attraction or 'stability regions' for distinct fixed points. 'Bundling' (high dens…

math.DS2019

Characterization of Separatrices in Holomorphic Dynamical Systems

Marcus Heitel, Dirk Lebiedz

Multiple time scales in dynamical systems lead to a bundling of trajectories onto slow invariant manifolds (SIMs). Although they are absent in two-dimensional holomorphic dynamical…

math.DS2019

Analytic continuation and differential geometry views on slow manifolds and separatrices

Dirk Lebiedz, Jörn Dietrich, Marcus Heitel +1

We start from a mechano-chemical analogy considering the time evolution of a homogeneous chemical reaction modeled by a nonlinear dynamical system (ordinary differential equation,…

math.OC2017

Considering Slow Manifold Based Model Reduction for Multiscale Chemical Optimal Control Problems

Marcus Heitel, Robin Verschueren, Moritz Diehl +1

Finite-dimensional dissipative dynamical systems with multiple time-scales are obtained when modeling chemical reaction kinetics with ordinary differential equations. Such stiff sy…

math.OC2017

An online slow manifold approach for efficient optimal control of multiple time-scale kinetics

Marcus Heitel, Dirk Lebiedz

Chemical reactions modeled by ordinary differential equations are finite-dimensional dissipative dynamical systems with multiple time-scales. They are numerically hard to tackle --…