Research on Periodic Solutions of Non-autonomous Second-order Hamiltonian Systems
Journal: Journal of Higher Education Research DOI: 10.32629/jher.v5i2.2402
Abstract
In the field of nonlinear science, Hamiltonian systems are crucial models extensively applied in engineering, physics, and biology. The existence of periodic solutions in non-autonomous second-order Hamiltonian systems, as a relatively specialized form, has been a focal and challenging research area. This paper employs variational methods to analyze the existence of periodic solutions in such systems, aiming to provide insights for related research endeavors.
Keywords
second-order non-autonomous hamiltonian systems; periodic solutions; variational methods; principle of least action; local surround theorem; saddle point theorem; mountain pass lemma
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