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O. RABIEIMOTLAGH, Z. AFSHARNEZHAD<br />

intersects z or w axis, so we conclude that the curve<br />

~ γ ( t ) which starts from a point in<br />

A , is contained in A and w (t)<br />

is a decreasing map. Therefore next lemma is proven.<br />

Lemma 6: Suppose that<br />

~ γ ( t ) is defined on the interval [0,<br />

T ) . Then for<br />

all t ∈ [0,<br />

T ) ,<br />

~ γ ( t ) is bounded and contained in A .<br />

Lemma 7: The compatible solution γ (t)<br />

is defined for all t ≥ 0 and it is<br />

positively bounded.<br />

Proof: Suppose that maximal positive interval of existence for γ (t)<br />

is<br />

[0,<br />

T ) , we makes a contradiction. If T < +∞ , then lim t→ +<br />

T | γ ( t)<br />

|<br />

= +∞ , (Perko,<br />

1991). From the lemma 6,<br />

~ γ ( t ) is bounded and contained in A , so<br />

lim t →<br />

+<br />

T | ( x(<br />

t),<br />

y(<br />

t))<br />

|<br />

= +∞ . From the lemma 5, for all t ∈ [0,<br />

T ) we have<br />

+<br />

x ( t),<br />

y(<br />

t)<br />

> 0 . If x (t)<br />

is unbounded then there exits a sequence 0 < t n<br />

→ T<br />

such that x ( t n<br />

) → +∞ and x& ( ) ≥ 0 . But, from the first equation of the model<br />

t n<br />

(3) , x& ( t n<br />

) → −∞ which is a contradiction. Hence x (t)<br />

is bounded for t ∈ [0,<br />

T ) .<br />

+<br />

If y (t)<br />

is unbounded then there exits a sequence 0 < t n<br />

→ T such that<br />

y ( t n<br />

) → +∞ and y& ( ) ≥ 0 . But, from the second equation of the model (3) ,<br />

t n<br />

y& ( t n<br />

) → −∞ which is a contradiction. Hence for t ∈ [0,<br />

T ) , y (t)<br />

is bounded. This<br />

shows that γ (t)<br />

is bounded and therefore T = +∞ . This completes the proof.<br />

Through next lemmas, we will see that graph of w = g(<br />

z)<br />

which is important<br />

for determining behavior of z (t)<br />

, controls the bifurcation parameters of theorem 2<br />

i.e. Λ , ∆ and Ω . It divides A into three distinct region<br />

−<br />

A , down of the graph and G (g)<br />

, the graph itself.<br />

A<br />

+<br />

+<br />

A , top of the graph,<br />

−<br />

= {( z,<br />

w)<br />

∈ A:<br />

w > g(<br />

z)},<br />

A = {( z,<br />

w)<br />

∈ A:<br />

w < g(<br />

z)}.<br />

Therefore, behavior of<br />

~ γ ( t ) in A is determined by knowing its behavior<br />

+ −<br />

in A and A .<br />

Remark: One more time, we must note that the phase space of (3) is a<br />

four dimensional space, but here, we look at this space vertically so that we see two<br />

dimensional plane of z and w . Therefore results and theorem for ω -limit sets of<br />

flows of two dimensional vector fields are not valid for<br />

~ γ ( t ) in A . Because of this<br />

fact, we have to prove following lemmas.<br />

Lemma 8: The curve<br />

~ γ ( t ) which stars in<br />

+<br />

A intersects G (g)<br />

or converges<br />

to a intersection point of G (g)<br />

and z axis.<br />

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