THE NORMAL FORM OF THE PITCHFORK BIFURCATION FOR THE FRACTIONAL-ORDER SYSTEMS

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  Bifurcation is one of the main topics in nonlinear dynamics.And normal form is one of important tools bifurcation analysis.The normal form is the simplest differential equation that captures the essential features of a system near a bifurcation point.Although there have been a huge of publications for bifurcation.But these works on bifurcation are mostly limited to ordinary differential equations and dynamics.
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