Abstract

The existence of “slow” and “fast” manifolds, and of invariant manifolds approaching the manifold of orbits of the degenerate system, is discussed for singularly perturbed systems of linear retarded functional differential equations (FDE). It is shown that these manifolds exist only in very degenerate situations and, consequently, the geometry of the flow of singularly perturbed ordinary differential equations does not generalize to FDEs.

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