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Intermittency route to chaos

Intermittency route to chaos

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Intermittency route to chaos. Regular behavior (laminar flow) is Intermittently Interrupted by chaotic outbreaks (bursts). Intermittency: Tangent bifurcation. Cause of Intermittency: Tangent Bifurcation. Re-injection (Global features). Ref.: Hu. Intermittency Type-I - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Intermittency route to chaos

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Regular behavior (laminar flow) is Intermittently Interrupted by chaotic outbreaks (bursts)

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Intermittency: Tangent bifurcation

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Cause of Intermittency: Tangent Bifurcation

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Re-injection (Global features)

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Ref.: Hu

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Intermittency Type-I

Tangent/saddle-node bifurcation

HOT 21 nnn xxx

Laminar length?

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Intermittency Type-II

Hopf bifurcation

n

nnn rrr

1n

31 HOT )1(

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Intermittency Type-III

Inverse period doubling bifurcation

HOT )1( 31 nnn xxx

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Types of Intermittency

Ref.: H. G. Schuster

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Ref. H. G. Schuster

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On-off intermittency

Stable/Unstable subspace

e.g. Synchronization:

n-D (n-m)-D

Collision of two repellers with a saddle Ref.:Y.-C. Lai

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On-off intermittency

Existence of n-dimensional invariant manifolds(Synchronization)

Ott & Sommerer PLA 188, 39 (1994)Ding & Yang PRE 52, 207 (1995)

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Crisis

Sudden change in chaotic attractorswith parameter variation

Ref.: E. Ott

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Boundary Crisis

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Ref.: E. Ott

1-D maps:

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Boundary Crisis due to tangencies

Homoclinc

Ref. E. Ott

Hetroclinic

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Boundary Crisis due to tangencies

Hmoclinc

Ref. E. Ott

Hetroclinic

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Boundary Crisis due to tangencies

Homoclinc

Ref. E. Ott

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Ikeda Map

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-Transients: depend on ICs-Not an attractor-“leaky”

Ref. E. Ott

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Boundary Crisis due to “unstable-unstable pair bifurcation.

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Interior crisis: crisis induced intermittency

Unstable period-3 fixed points created by tangent bifurcation collide with chaotic attractor.

Chaotic attractor suddenly expands.

-No basin boundary-<> similar to basin boundary-Not “leaky”

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Pomeau-Manneville intermittency:

Crisis induce intermittency:

Chaos Periodic

Chaos Chaos

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Other Crises

Noise induced crisis:

J.Sommerer, et al, PRL 66, 1947 (91)

Double crises

H.B.Steward, et al, PRL 75, 2478 (95)

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Riddling

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Direct Transition:Fixed point to chaos

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