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Perco Errata

This document lists corrections and additions needed for the 3rd edition of the textbook "Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems" by Lawrence Perko. It provides over 30 line item corrections, including fixing typographical errors on specific pages and lines, replacing variables for consistency, and adding clarifying details. References are also made to additional charts and figures provided in an appendix.

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Perco Errata

This document lists corrections and additions needed for the 3rd edition of the textbook "Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems" by Lawrence Perko. It provides over 30 line item corrections, including fixing typographical errors on specific pages and lines, replacing variables for consistency, and adding clarifying details. References are also made to additional charts and figures provided in an appendix.

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ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS

for “Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems,” 3rd edition by Lawrence Perko

p. 217, l. 27: … eBt.


p. 239, l. 39: has at most a finite number of critical points in any compact subset of
p. 261, l. 33: of a finite number of elementary critical points (i.e., critical points with at least one
nonzero eigenvalue) on the equator
p. 272, l. 12, 13: And for z = 0 we have – x  = x – ( + 1) x2 + x3 in (10). Therefore, x  > 0 for x < 0
and x  < 0 for x > 0 on the x-axis.
p. 279, l. 2, 3: around the unit circle with velocity v = (p) tangent to C at the point  t (p).
p. 285, l. 7: having a nonzero eigenvalue (to which the theorems in Section 2.8 …
p. 346, l. 13: … +a11b20)
p. 408, l. 20: Replace  (t) by x(t).
p. 408, l. 23: (2) has a unique hyperbolic periodic orbit of saddle type, x(t) = x0 + 0(), of period T.
p. 409: Replace  (t) by x(t) in Figure 2.
p. 417, l. 14, 15: ± x = x2z2 – x4 + xz2 + x3 – z2, ± z
= xz3 – x3z + z3 + x2z.
p. 417, l. 18, 19: Replace (, 0) by (, 0).
p. 428, l. 10: Replace n-dimensional by m-dimensional.
p. 433, l. 4: Replace f by f .
p. 443, l. 33, 34: Replace (4) by (1).
p. 445, l. 6: Replace P2(x, y, ) by P2(x, h, ).
p. 480, l. 17: accomplished for  ≥ 0 in Figures 15 and 16 below and in the Appendix at the end of
Section 4.15 for  << –1 (e.g., for  < –5); but for –5 <  < 0 it is still …
p. 484, l. 12: … to (3) with a11 = a12 + a21 = …
p. 486: Replace .1 by –1 on the -axis in Figure 4.
p. 493, l. 34: below for  ≥ 0 and in Figures A and C (for  << – 1) in the Appendix at the end of
Section 4.15. The phase portraits for (5) …
p. 495, l. 16: … for  ≥ 0 and in the Appendix at the end of Section 4.15 for  << –1.
p. 495, l. 23: The “atlas” shown in Figure A in [53] and in the Appendix at the end of Section 4.15 (as
well as in Figure 15 below for  ≥ 0), gives a …
p. 502, l. 14: together with the atlas and charts in [53] and in the Appendix can be used …
p. 502, l. 21: values of , as described in the Appendix, and also …
p. 502, l. 26: 19, 20, and 22 below and also in Chart 6 in the Appendix at the end of Section 4.15. The
bifurcation curves …
p. 503, l. 11: scale in Figure 20 which is the same as Chart 6 in the Appendix …
p. 505, l. 8: … it has a flat contact with HL0 at HL 0 2 (which is outside the region E in this
example). Cf. Chart 6 in the Appendix.
p. 505, l. 11: … 23. Cf. Chart 5 in the Appendix. We see …
p. 506, l. 14: … affinely equivalent to the BQS with
p. 512, l. 10: are shown in Figures 15 and 16 for  ≥ 0 and in the Appendix at the end of Section 4.15
for  << –1.
p. 528, l. 6: x = f(x, )
p. 539, l. 37: … it terminates at N2. This leads to
p. 540, l. 1: … It also terminates at N2 …

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