Detecting the phenomenon of strange non-chaotic attractors

I comment on how chaos might be defined. A sample of dynamical systems that have quasi-periodic forcing functions is then considered. The normal approach found in the literature is to start with an ordinary differential equation, change to a difference equation, and then plot a graph. The question o...

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Main Author: Oxley, A.
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Published: 2010
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description I comment on how chaos might be defined. A sample of dynamical systems that have quasi-periodic forcing functions is then considered. The normal approach found in the literature is to start with an ordinary differential equation, change to a difference equation, and then plot a graph. The question of how to detect a strange non-chaotic attractor without the underlying ordinary differential equation is posed and some pointers are given as to a possible method of solution using statistical analysis.
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spelling oai:scholars.utp.edu.my:27622014-04-01T10:49:42Z http://scholars.utp.edu.my/id/eprint/2762/ Detecting the phenomenon of strange non-chaotic attractors Oxley, A. QA Mathematics I comment on how chaos might be defined. A sample of dynamical systems that have quasi-periodic forcing functions is then considered. The normal approach found in the literature is to start with an ordinary differential equation, change to a difference equation, and then plot a graph. The question of how to detect a strange non-chaotic attractor without the underlying ordinary differential equation is posed and some pointers are given as to a possible method of solution using statistical analysis. 2010 Article PeerReviewed Oxley, A. (2010) Detecting the phenomenon of strange non-chaotic attractors. ANZIAM Journal. http://anziamj.austms.org.au/ojs/index.php/ANZIAMJ/article/viewArticle/2454
spellingShingle QA Mathematics
Oxley, A.
Detecting the phenomenon of strange non-chaotic attractors
title Detecting the phenomenon of strange non-chaotic attractors
title_full Detecting the phenomenon of strange non-chaotic attractors
title_fullStr Detecting the phenomenon of strange non-chaotic attractors
title_full_unstemmed Detecting the phenomenon of strange non-chaotic attractors
title_short Detecting the phenomenon of strange non-chaotic attractors
title_sort detecting the phenomenon of strange non-chaotic attractors
topic QA Mathematics
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