Abstract
The self-oscillatory dynamics is considered as motion of a particle in a potential field in the presence of dissipation. Described mechanism of self-oscillation excitation is not associated with peculiarities of a dissipation function, but results from properties of a potential, whose shape depends on a system state. Moreover, features of a potential function allow to realize the self-oscillation excitation in a case of the dissipation function being positive at each point of the phase space. The phenomenon is explored both numerically and experimentally on the example of a double-well oscillator with a state-dependent potential and dissipation. After that a simplified single-well model is studied.
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