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Consider the linear system x' = x cos a − y sin a y'= x sin...

Consider the linear system x' = x cos a − y sin a

y'= x sin a + y cos a

where a is a parameter. Show that as a ranges over [0, π], the equilibrium point at the origin passes through the sequence stable node, stable spiral, center, unstable spiral, unstable node.

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