showExoticSolutions G
getExoticSolutions G
This function first calls getLinearlyStableSolutions, and then displays any exotic solutions that exist. A stable solution is exotic if it is not the all-in-phase solution (all the angles are the same), and returns all of the stable solutions found.
Note: The methods getExoticSolutions and showExoticSolutions are the same, for historical reasons.
The warning that there are non-regular solutions generally means that it has come across a positive dimensional solution set while looking for solutions. No such solutions can be linearly stable, so the warning is generally not relevant.
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Note that if there are exotic solutions, all linearly stable solutions are displayed, and if there are no exotic solutions, nothing is displayed (other than possibly warnings and timings).
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The object showExoticSolutions is a method function.
The source of this document is in Oscillators/Documentation.m2:612:0.