We consider the planar family of rigid systems of the form $$x'=-y+xP(x,y), y'=x+yP(x,y)$$ x ′ = - y + x P ( x , y ) , y ′ = x + y P ( x , y ) , where P is any polynomial with monomials of degree one and three. This is the simplest non-trivial family of rigid systems with no rotatory parameters. The family can be compactified to the Poincaré sphere such that the vector field along the equator is not identically null . We study the centers, singular points and limit cycles of that family on the plane and on the sphere.
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