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In a physical problem I need to investigate the following nonlinear differential equation
$$ddot x+omega^2left (1+frac{m^2dot x^2}{p^2}right)x=0,$$ where $p$ is some constant with a dimension of momentum. I will be grateful for references about such type of oscillators. So far I only found https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022460X00929894










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    In a physical problem I need to investigate the following nonlinear differential equation
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      In a physical problem I need to investigate the following nonlinear differential equation
      $$ddot x+omega^2left (1+frac{m^2dot x^2}{p^2}right)x=0,$$ where $p$ is some constant with a dimension of momentum. I will be grateful for references about such type of oscillators. So far I only found https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022460X00929894










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      In a physical problem I need to investigate the following nonlinear differential equation
      $$ddot x+omega^2left (1+frac{m^2dot x^2}{p^2}right)x=0,$$ where $p$ is some constant with a dimension of momentum. I will be grateful for references about such type of oscillators. So far I only found https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022460X00929894







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          This type of ODE,
          $$ddot{x}+f(x)dot{x}^2+g(x)=0$$
          is known as a Liénard equation of the second kind. It has been studied for example in Monotonicity of the period function of the Liénard equation of second kind (2016).



          A particular case with nice properties is
          $$ddot{x}-frac{f'(x)}{f(x)}dot{x}^2+f(x)int_0^xfrac{1}{f(u)}du=0,$$
          see Design of nonlinear isochronous oscillators.






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            This type of ODE,
            $$ddot{x}+f(x)dot{x}^2+g(x)=0$$
            is known as a Liénard equation of the second kind. It has been studied for example in Monotonicity of the period function of the Liénard equation of second kind (2016).



            A particular case with nice properties is
            $$ddot{x}-frac{f'(x)}{f(x)}dot{x}^2+f(x)int_0^xfrac{1}{f(u)}du=0,$$
            see Design of nonlinear isochronous oscillators.






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              This type of ODE,
              $$ddot{x}+f(x)dot{x}^2+g(x)=0$$
              is known as a Liénard equation of the second kind. It has been studied for example in Monotonicity of the period function of the Liénard equation of second kind (2016).



              A particular case with nice properties is
              $$ddot{x}-frac{f'(x)}{f(x)}dot{x}^2+f(x)int_0^xfrac{1}{f(u)}du=0,$$
              see Design of nonlinear isochronous oscillators.






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                This type of ODE,
                $$ddot{x}+f(x)dot{x}^2+g(x)=0$$
                is known as a Liénard equation of the second kind. It has been studied for example in Monotonicity of the period function of the Liénard equation of second kind (2016).



                A particular case with nice properties is
                $$ddot{x}-frac{f'(x)}{f(x)}dot{x}^2+f(x)int_0^xfrac{1}{f(u)}du=0,$$
                see Design of nonlinear isochronous oscillators.






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                This type of ODE,
                $$ddot{x}+f(x)dot{x}^2+g(x)=0$$
                is known as a Liénard equation of the second kind. It has been studied for example in Monotonicity of the period function of the Liénard equation of second kind (2016).



                A particular case with nice properties is
                $$ddot{x}-frac{f'(x)}{f(x)}dot{x}^2+f(x)int_0^xfrac{1}{f(u)}du=0,$$
                see Design of nonlinear isochronous oscillators.







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