T K Callahan 2003 Nonlinearity 16 2099 doi:10.1088/0951-7715/16/6/314
T K Callahan
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Group theoretic means are employed to analyse the Hopf bifurcation on pattern forming systems with the periodicity of the face-centred (FCC) and body-centred (BCC) cubic lattices. We find all
-axial subgroups of the normal form symmetry group by first extending the symmetry to a larger group. There are 15 such solutions for the FCC lattice, of which at least 12 can be stable for appropriate parameter values. In addition, a number of subaxial solutions can bifurcate directly from the trivial solution, and quasiperiodic solutions can also exist. We find 33
-axial solutions for the BCC lattice and their stability criteria. We discuss applications of the method of symmetry enlargement to other systems. A model-independent approach is taken throughout, and the results are applicable to a wide variety of pattern forming systems. This work is an extension of that done in Callahan T K (2000 Hopf bifurcations on the FCC lattice Proc. Int. Conf. on Differential Equations (Berlin, 1999) vol 1, ed Fiedler et al (Singapore: World Scientific) pp 154 6; 2003 Hopf bifurcations on cubic lattices Bifurcations, Symmetry and Patterns (Trends in Mathematics) ed J Buescu et al (Basel: Birkhauser) pp 123–7).
20B35 Subgroups of symmetric groups
Issue 6 (November 2003)
Received 3 March 2003
Published 5 September 2003
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