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### 'Half-path' or 'Half-orbit' or 'Semi-orbit' ### 'Half-path' or 'Half-orbit' or 'Semi-orbit'
1. Start on $a^*$ and travel on half-path $\mathcal{H}^*$ 1. Start on $a^*$ and travel on half-path $\mathcal{H}^*$
2. $x^*(t_0) = a^*$ 2. $x^*(t_0) = a^*$
$x^*$ is **Poincare stable** if all sufficiently small disturbances of the initial value $a^*$ lead to half-paths that remain a small distance from $\mathcal{H}^*$. $x^*$ is **Poincare stable** if all sufficiently small disturbances of the initial value $a^*$ lead to half-paths that remain a small distance from $\mathcal{H}^*$.
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## How do we define distances?
$$\text{dist}[x, c] = \min_{y \in C}|x-y|$$
Where c is a curve.
Where in the plane we're using the minimum of the 2 norm.
Stable half-paths can be generally stable, approaching an equilibrium, or periodic.
Unstable half-paths exceed the bound $\epsilon$ somewhere.

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