Being new to Mathematica, I'm not aware of all of the commands, etc. So, my apologies if this question is off base. In short; do you know if there is a "function/command" that finds Equilibrium points of a differential equation? i.e,;An equilibrium solution is a solution to a d.e. whose derivative is zero everywhere. One route; simplify and calculate the Derivitive and find the answer equal to 0 for each variable. But, is there a better route someone may be aware of?
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I see no specific command. But why should it be. If your system is of the form
$\dot{x} = f[x[t]]$ --- the system is necessarily autonomous ---, the equilibria are given by
sol = Solve[f[x]== 0, x]
x scalar or vector
answered Oct 11, 2016 at 19:14