Bifurcation of Eigenvalues is a mathematical phenomenon in spectral theory wherein eigenvalues of a linear operator split or diverge as a function of a parameter, undergoing qualitative changes in their multiplicity or position in the spectrum due to critical parameter variations.
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Multiple Eigenvalues Lead to Secondary Bifurcation
Louis A. Bauer, Herbert B. Keller, Edward L. Reiss · SIAM Review · 1975 · 181 citations
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