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A transcritical bifurcation

A transcritical bifurcation occurs when, as you vary a


parameter value, a stable ss and an unstable ss collide, cross
through each other and exchange stability.
x
f(x)

Example:
dx
dt
=
?
A transcritical bifurcation

A transcritical bifurcation occurs when, as you vary a


parameter value, a stable ss and an unstable ss collide, cross
through each other and exchange stability.
x
f(x)

Example:
dx
dt
=
?
A transcritical bifurcation

A transcritical bifurcation occurs when, as you vary a


parameter value, a stable ss and an unstable ss collide, cross
through each other and exchange stability.
x
f(x)

Example:
dx
dt
=
?
A transcritical bifurcation

A transcritical bifurcation occurs when, as you vary a


parameter value, a stable ss and an unstable ss collide, cross
through each other and exchange stability.
x
f(x)

Example:
dx
dt
=
?
A transcritical bifurcation

A transcritical bifurcation occurs when, as you vary a


parameter value, a stable ss and an unstable ss collide, cross
through each other and exchange stability.
x
f(x)

Example:
dx
dt
=
?
A transcritical bifurcation

A transcritical bifurcation occurs when, as you vary a


parameter value, a stable ss and an unstable ss collide, cross
through each other and exchange stability.
x
f(x)

Example:
dx
dt
=
?
A transcritical bifurcation

A transcritical bifurcation occurs when, as you vary a


parameter value, a stable ss and an unstable ss collide, cross
through each other and exchange stability.
x
f(x)

Example:
dx
dt
=
?
A transcritical bifurcation

A transcritical bifurcation occurs when, as you vary a


parameter value, a stable ss and an unstable ss collide, cross
through each other and exchange stability.
x
f(x)

Example:
dx
dt
= x(a x)
Bifurcation diagram

The bifurcation diagram for a transcritical bifurcation:


x
f(x)

If we perturb the equation a little bit, the diagram changes


qualitatively :
dx
dt
= x(a x)

This is called unfolding a degenerate bifurcation.

Is a fold (saddle-node) bifurcation degenerate? Can it be


unfolded?
Bifurcation diagram

The bifurcation diagram for a transcritical bifurcation:


x
f(x)
a
x
ss

If we perturb the equation a little bit, the diagram changes


qualitatively :
dx
dt
= x(a x)

This is called unfolding a degenerate bifurcation.

Is a fold (saddle-node) bifurcation degenerate? Can it be


unfolded?
Bifurcation diagram

The bifurcation diagram for a transcritical bifurcation:


x
f(x)
a
x
ss

If we perturb the equation a little bit, the diagram changes


qualitatively :
dx
dt
= x(a x) +

This is called unfolding a degenerate bifurcation.

Is a fold (saddle-node) bifurcation degenerate? Can it be


unfolded?
Bifurcation diagram

The bifurcation diagram for a transcritical bifurcation:


x
f(x)
a
x
ss

If we perturb the equation a little bit, the diagram changes


qualitatively :
dx
dt
= x(a x) +

This is called unfolding a degenerate bifurcation.

Is a fold (saddle-node) bifurcation degenerate? Can it be


unfolded?
Bifurcation diagram

The bifurcation diagram for a transcritical bifurcation:


x
f(x)
a
x
ss

If we perturb the equation a little bit, the diagram changes


qualitatively :
dx
dt
= x(a x)

This is called unfolding a degenerate bifurcation.

Is a fold (saddle-node) bifurcation degenerate? Can it be


unfolded?
Bifurcation diagram

The bifurcation diagram for a transcritical bifurcation:


x
f(x)
a
x
ss

If we perturb the equation a little bit, the diagram changes


qualitatively :
dx
dt
= x(a x)

This is called unfolding a degenerate bifurcation.

Is a fold (saddle-node) bifurcation degenerate? Can it be


unfolded?
Bifurcation diagram

The bifurcation diagram for a transcritical bifurcation:


x
f(x)
a
x
ss

If we perturb the equation a little bit, the diagram changes


qualitatively :
dx
dt
= x(a x)

This is called unfolding a degenerate bifurcation.

Is a fold (saddle-node) bifurcation degenerate? Can it be


unfolded?
Bifurcation diagram

The bifurcation diagram for a transcritical bifurcation:


x
f(x)
a
x
ss

If we perturb the equation a little bit, the diagram changes


qualitatively :
dx
dt
= x(a x)

This is called unfolding a degenerate bifurcation.

Is a fold (saddle-node) bifurcation degenerate? Can it be


unfolded?

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