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Journal of Dynamical Systems and Geometric Theories, 2007
In this paper, we use nonlinear control method for synchronization of two identical chaotic generalized Lotka-Volterra system. The determination of the controller is based on the Lyapunov stability theory. Numerical simulation results are shown for demonstration.
Umut, Omur, Poria, Swarup, Patra, Rajat
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In this paper, we use nonlinear control method for synchronization of two identical chaotic generalized Lotka-Volterra system. The determination of the controller is based on the Lyapunov stability theory. Numerical simulation results are shown for demonstration.
Umut, Omur, Poria, Swarup, Patra, Rajat
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Science, 1994
The term "chaos" denotes persistent irregular behavior of a deterministic system (that is, one in which externally applied noise can be neglected). Much of the work on chaos of the last 15 years has dealt with systems that could be represented by a small number of degrees of freedom, such as the logistic map u_(t+1) = ru_t(1 - u_t) or the famous Lorenz
Cross, M. C., Hohenberg, P. C.
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The term "chaos" denotes persistent irregular behavior of a deterministic system (that is, one in which externally applied noise can be neglected). Much of the work on chaos of the last 15 years has dealt with systems that could be represented by a small number of degrees of freedom, such as the logistic map u_(t+1) = ru_t(1 - u_t) or the famous Lorenz
Cross, M. C., Hohenberg, P. C.
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Physics Today, 1995
Scientists in many fields are recognizing that the systems they study often exhibit a type of time evolution known as chaos. Its hallmark is wild, unpredictable behavior, a state often perplexing and unwelcome to those who encounter it. Indeed this highly structured and deterministic phenomenon was in the past frequently mistaken for noise and viewed ...
Edward Ott, Mark Spano
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Scientists in many fields are recognizing that the systems they study often exhibit a type of time evolution known as chaos. Its hallmark is wild, unpredictable behavior, a state often perplexing and unwelcome to those who encounter it. Indeed this highly structured and deterministic phenomenon was in the past frequently mistaken for noise and viewed ...
Edward Ott, Mark Spano
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Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 1996
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Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science, 1993
In this paper we present an overview of important recent results in the study of a very controversial topic, the so-called quantum chaos. The theoretical and numerical results are compared with real laboratory experiments with special emphasis on the problem of ionization of hydrogen atoms in external microwave fields.
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In this paper we present an overview of important recent results in the study of a very controversial topic, the so-called quantum chaos. The theoretical and numerical results are compared with real laboratory experiments with special emphasis on the problem of ionization of hydrogen atoms in external microwave fields.
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Philosophy of Science, 2015
A dynamical system is calledchaoticif small changes to its initial conditions can create large changes in its behavior. By analogy, we call a dynamical systemstructurally chaoticif small changes to the equations describing the evolution of the system produce large changes in its behavior.
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A dynamical system is calledchaoticif small changes to its initial conditions can create large changes in its behavior. By analogy, we call a dynamical systemstructurally chaoticif small changes to the equations describing the evolution of the system produce large changes in its behavior.
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Angewandte Chemie International Edition
"The most exciting thing about my research is finding the next safe and reliable battery technology…. I recharge my batteries by fully 'discharging' first, i.e., playing badminton…." Find out more about Dongliang Chao in his Introducing… Profile.
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"The most exciting thing about my research is finding the next safe and reliable battery technology…. I recharge my batteries by fully 'discharging' first, i.e., playing badminton…." Find out more about Dongliang Chao in his Introducing… Profile.
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ANOTHER DISCOVERY OF CHAOS CHAOS
Science, 1943P F, Brandwein, P, Penn, C, Shiel
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