In the theory of dynamic systems , limit sets (or limit value sets ) are those points in the state space that orbits approach infinitely often (for positive or negative time).
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Be a dynamic system with or . Let be a point of the state space.
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The limit set of is
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The limit set of is
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{\ displaystyle \ alpha (x, \ Phi): = \ left \ {y \ in X: \ exists t_ {n} \ rightarrow - \ infty, \ Phi (t_ {n}, x) \ rightarrow y \ right \ }}
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Alternatively, Limes sets can also be characterized as follows:
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{\ displaystyle \ omega (x, \ Phi) = \ bigcap _ {n \ in T} {\ overline {\ left \ {\ Phi (t, x): t> n \ right \}}}}
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The Limes sets are closed and invariant under . If is compact, the Limes sets are not empty.
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