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Trying to create order in chaos-healthcare workers' perspective of COVID-19 intensive care (a qualitative study). [PDF]

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Meurling L   +6 more
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Isoscattering non-isospectral quantum graphs. [PDF]

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Farooq O   +3 more
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Exploring complex phenomena in fluid flow and plasma physics via the Schrödinger-type Maccari system. [PDF]

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Abbas N   +6 more
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Spatiotemporal chaos involving wave instability

Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science, 2017
In this paper, we investigate pattern formation in a model of a reaction confined in a microemulsion, in a regime where both Turing and wave instability occur. In one-dimensional systems, the pattern corresponds to spatiotemporal intermittency where the behavior of the systems alternates in both time and space between stationary Turing patterns and ...
Igal Berenstein   +1 more
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Controlling spin-wave chaos

Journal of Applied Physics, 1994
Microwave pumped spin-wave instabilities in YIG spheres were one of the first experimental systems used to demonstrate that chaos can be suppressed by small periodic modulations in an accessible system parameter. Here we show that the equations describing two interacting spin-wave modes account satisfactorily for the experimental results, as long as ...
S. M. Rezende   +2 more
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Genuine electromagnetic wave chaos

Physical Review E, 1995
The existence of genuine electromagnetic wave chaos is predicted. The prediction is based on a general nonlinear mechanism that destroys the superposition principle in case the electromagnetic field is allowed to interact dynamically with its boundary. Strong support for this prediction is derived from various model calculations.
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CHAOS IN WAVE INTERACTIONS

International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos, 2007
Existence of chaos is proved in finite-dimensional invariant subspaces for both two- and three-wave interactions. For a simple Galerkin truncation of the 2D Navier–Stokes equation, existence of chaos is also proved.
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