On the number of limit cycles which appear by perturbation of two-saddle cycles of planar vector fields
Lubomir Gavrilov

TL;DR
This paper proves that in a family of planar vector fields, a heteroclinic saddle loop can generate only finitely many limit cycles through perturbations, establishing a bound on their number.
Contribution
It establishes a finite upper bound on the number of limit cycles arising from perturbations of two-saddle cycles in analytic planar vector fields.
Findings
Finite number of limit cycles generated by saddle loops
Bound on limit cycles depends on perturbation parameters
Analyticity ensures finiteness of bifurcations
Abstract
We prove that every heteroclinic saddle loop (a two-saddle cycle) occurring in an analytic finite-parameter family of plane analytic vector fields, may generate no more than a finite number of limit cycles within the family.
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TopicsAdvanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems · Lipid metabolism and biosynthesis
