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We consider a nonlinear autonomous third-order ODE system depending on numericalparameters and describing the motions of an energy harvester that converts residual thermalenergy into electrical energy. For the correct operation of the harvester, it is necessary that thissystem have a periodic solution; therefore, the problem is to find system parameters for whichthere exists such a solution. The problem is solved by the small parameter method.
Differential Equations – Springer Journals
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