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Melnikov distance : ウィキペディア英語版 | Melnikov distance
One of the main tools to determine the existence of (or non-existence of) chaos in a perturbed hamiltonian system is the Melnikov theory. In this theory, the distance between the stable and unstable manifolds of the perturbed system is calculated up to the first order term. Consider a smooth dynamical system , with and periodic with period . Suppose for the system has a hyperbolic fixed point x0 and a homoclinic orbit corresponding to this fixed point. Then for sufficiently small there exists a ''T''-periodic hyperbolic solution. The stable and unstable manifolds of this periodic solution intersect transversally. The distance between these manifolds measured along a direction that is perpendicular to the unperturbed homoclinc orbit is called the Melnikov distance. If denotes this distance, then . The function is called the Melnikov function. == References ==
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