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Relative equilibria and relative periodic solutions in systems with time-delay and $S^{1}$ symmetry

We study properties of basic solutions in systems with dime delays and $S^1$-symmetry. Such basic solutions are relative equilibria (CW solutions) and relative periodic solutions (MW solutions). It follows from the previous theory that the number of CW solutions grows generically linearly with time delay $τ$. Here we show, in particular, that the number of relative periodic solutions grows generically as $τ^2$ when delay increases. Thus, in such systems, the relative periodic solutions are more abundant than relative equilibria. The results are directly applicable to, e.g., Lang-Kobayashi model for the lasers with delayed feedback. We also study stability properties of the solutions for large delays.

preprint2016arXivOpen access

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