Abstract
A postprocessing analysis of a previously computed bifurcation point is proposed. The aim is to predict quantitatively imperfect bifurcation phenomena.
The idea is to compute the differential of the contact diffeomorphism.
A postprocessing analysis of a previously computed bifurcation point is proposed. The aim is to predict quantitatively imperfect bifurcation phenomena.
The idea is to compute the differential of the contact diffeomorphism.