Abstract

Problems of the existence and stability of invariant sets of mechanical systems are discussed (in particular, steady motions and relative equilibria). The existence problem of stable steady motions (zero-dimensional invariant sets) was first investigated in [1]. The Routh theory [1–15] gives stability conditions of steady motions of conservative mechanical systems with first integrals as well as a construction method for such steady motions. This method was generalized for dissipative systems with first integrals in [12–15]. Recently, the Routh theory was modified for the existence and stability problems of invariant sets of dynamical systems with a nonincreasing energy function and first integrals [7,14] (in particular, for conservative and dissipative mechanical systems with symmetry [16–19]).

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