On a Discrete-Time Nonlinear System Associated with the Second-Order Digital Filter on JSTOR
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Zbigniew Galias
SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics
Vol. 55, No. 6 (Dec., 1995), pp.
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Periodic orbits
Digital filters
Eigenvalues
Trajectories
Homeomorphism
Linear systems
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This paper presents an analysis of an extremely simple second-order digital filter. In our analysis we take into account the nonlinearity caused by the overflow effect. This digital filter corresponds to a nonlinear semidynamical system on the plane depending on two parameters. The symbolic theory for analysing this system is introduced. Several theorems on existence and stability of periodic orbits are given. With these theorems all periodic solutions with low periods are found. The properties of limit sets of the system for different values of parameters are discussed. The limit sets are classified. We single out the regions in the parameter space with various kinds of asymptotic trajectory behaviour. In particular we prove the existence of periodic and quasi-periodic limits sets only. In the last section the layout of Arnold tongues on the parameter plane is discussed. Several properties of Arnold tongues are stated.
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Gopal Singh
Economic and Political Weekly
Vol. 19, No. 1 (Jan. 7, 1984), pp. 42-47
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Political extremism
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Peasant class
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This paper seeks to probe the objective material forces which have led to the current crisis in Punjab. The author argues that it is the rural Jat Sikh landlords, particularly from the Malwa region, who control the Akali Dal and the SGPC. The agitation led by the Akali Dal reflects a number of underlying tensions: the Jat Sikhs' feeling of receiving inadequate returns f the Akali leadership's frustration a the fear of both the Sikh fundamentalists and the Akali leadership of the Sikhs being pushed into a minority position within Punjab by immigration of Hindu migrant labourers and emigration of Sikhs
the conflict of interests between the Jat Sikh landlords on the one hand and the Sikh agricultural labourers, the scheduled and lower and the conflict of interest between the Bhapa Sikhs and Hindus in the urban areas as well as between the Hindu traders and the Jat Sikh peasants.
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