Existence of a periodic-orbit cylinder in the generalized Chazy differential system

Let qq be a positive integer and set k=q+1k=q+1. Consider the generalized Chazy differential system referred to as the generalized Chazy differential system.

Periodic-cylinder conjecture. For k=q+1k=q+1 and qq a positive integer, the generalized Chazy differential system has an invariant cylinder foliated by periodic orbits.

The conjecture extends the computationally verified result for 1q1001\leq q\leq 100 and predicts the existence of such an invariant cylinder for every positive integer qq. The stated context indicates that the result is supported by an algorithm based on the Sturm procedure, but does not establish it for all positive integers.

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Jaume Llibre, Douglas D. Novaes and Claudia Valls, “Existence of a cylinder foliated by periodic orbits in the generalized Chazy differential equation”, arXiv:2307.00087 (2023).

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