invariant manifolds
Invariant manifolds are smooth submanifolds within a dynamical system's phase space that remain unchanged under the system's evolution over time. They represent the paths or trajectories that a system's state can follow through its phase space, and play a crucial role in determining the long-term behavior and stability of the system.
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