On 'Relaxation-Oscillations'.¶
van der Pol, B. (1926). On 'Relaxation-Oscillations'. Philosophical Magazine, 2(11), 978-992.
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- Oscillation
- . Climate and environmental science ENSO; North Atlantic Oscillation; Madden- Julian Oscillation; ice-age Milankovitch cycles; Dansgaard-Oeschger events. Economics and finance Business cycles; inventory cycles; commodity price oscillations; investment cycles; boom-bust dynamics. Chemistry Belousov-Zhabotinsky reactions; oscillating chemical clocks; limit-cycle dynamics in reaction networks. van der Pol's 1926 work on relaxation oscillations
This sourceDescribes relaxation oscillations in nonlinear systems (e.g., vacuum-tube circuits) where the system exhibits slow and fast phases alternately, producing sawtooth-like periodic behavior; establishes a major class of nonlinear self-sustained oscillators distinct from harmonic oscillators.
- . Climate and environmental science ENSO; North Atlantic Oscillation; Madden- Julian Oscillation; ice-age Milankovitch cycles; Dansgaard-Oeschger events. Economics and finance Business cycles; inventory cycles; commodity price oscillations; investment cycles; boom-bust dynamics. Chemistry Belousov-Zhabotinsky reactions; oscillating chemical clocks; limit-cycle dynamics in reaction networks. van der Pol's 1926 work on relaxation oscillations
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