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We shall sketch the proof in the case of a two-dimensional fast variable x ∈ R 2 . Let n(θ, y) be the outward unit normal vector to the periodic orbit at the point Γ (θ, y). In a neighbourhood of the periodic orbit, the dynamics can be described by coordinates (θ, r) such that x = Γ (θ, y) + r n(θ, y) . 10) On the one hand, we have where A(θ, y) = ∂x f (Γ (θ, y), y). 9) and using the equation for y. 3): 1 + bθ (θ, r, y, ε) , T (y) εr˙ = fr (θ, r, y, ε) , y˙ = g(Γ (θ, y) + r n(θ, y), y) . 11) The functions bθ and fr can be computed explicitly in terms of A, Γ , n, and their derivatives with respect to y.
3. 29) ¯(y, ε) where ∂yy U (y) denotes the Hessian matrix of U . The dynamics of x = x on the adiabatic manifold is thus governed by the equation y−x ε ¯(y, ε)∇U (x) = −∂y x x˙ = = − 1l + ε∂xx U (x) + O(ε2 ) ∇U (x) . 30) This is indeed a small correction to the limiting equation x˙ = −∇U (x). One should note two facts concerning the power-series expansion of adiabatic manifolds, in the case where the fast and slow vector fields f and g are analytic. First, centre manifolds are in general not unique.
1 Slow Manifolds 19 for all y ∈ D0 . 1). Let A (y) = ∂x f (x (y), y) denote the stability matrix of the associated system at x (y). The slow manifold M is called hyperbolic if all eigenvalues of A (y) have nonzero real parts for all y ∈ D0 ; • uniformly hyperbolic if all eigenvalues of A (y) have real parts which are uniformly bounded away from zero for y ∈ D0 ; • asymptotically stable if all eigenvalues of A (y) have negative real parts for all y ∈ D0 ; • uniformly asymptotically stable if all eigenvalues of A (y) have negative real parts which are uniformly bounded away from zero for y ∈ D0 .