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For two-dimensional discontinuous dynamical systems, we investigate properties of the Poincaré map by the method of pointwise mappings and establish a criterion for the stability of n-impulse cycles and an estimate for the number of sinks.
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Urmanchev, V.I. Qualitative Investigation of Discontinuous Dynamical Systems on a Plane by the Method of Pointwise Mappings. Ukrainian Mathematical Journal 56, 135–147 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:UKMA.0000031708.54662.e6
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