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Ordinary differential equations Proposition

Time translation of solutions of an autonomous system

Builds on Autonomous systemSolution of an ordinary differential equation

Statement

Let UU be an open subset of ℝn\mathbb{R}^n, let f:U→ℝnf : U \to \mathbb{R}^n be a function. Let γ:I→U\gamma : I \to U be a solution of the autonomous system x′=f(x)x' = f(x) on an interval II. Let c∈ℝc \in \mathbb{R} and let I−c={t−c:t∈I}I - c = \{t - c : t \in I\}. Then the function δ:I−c→U\delta : I - c \to U given by δ(t)=γ(t+c)\delta(t) = \gamma(t + c) is also a solution of x′=f(x)x' = f(x).

Remarks

Proof: by the chain rule, δ′(t)=γ′(t+c)=f(γ(t+c))=f(δ(t))\delta'(t) = \gamma'(t + c) = f(\gamma(t + c)) = f(\delta(t)). So it is enough to solve an initial value problem with initial time 00. The solution with x(t0)=x0x(t_0) = x_0 is t↦φ(t−t0)t \mapsto \varphi(t - t_0), where φ\varphi solves x(0)=x0x(0) = x_0. The result fails for non-autonomous equations. For x′=tx' = t, the solution t2/2t^2/2 is a solution, but (t+1)2/2(t+1)^2/2 is not.

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Further reading

  1. Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_system_(mathematics), Properties
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