This chapter deals with chaotic systems. Based on the characterization of deterministic chaos, universal features of that kind of behavior are explained. It is shown that despite the deterministic nature of chaos, long term behavior is unpre- dictable. This is called sensitivity to initial conditions. We further give a concept of quantifying chaotic dynamics: the Lyapunov exponent. Moreover, we explain how chaos can originate from order by period doubling, intermittence, chaotic transients and crises. In the second part of the chapter we discuss different examples of sys- tems showing chaos, for instance mechanical, electronic, biological, meteorological, algorithmical and astronomical systems.P(GA102/08/0186), P(GA102/09/1680), Z(AV0Z10750...
An unconventional approach of the edge of chaos and its application to discrete systems is described...
It has become clear over the last few years that many deterministic dynamical systems described by s...
An important component of the mathematical definition of chaos is sensitivity to initial conditions....
In this chapter, we first precise the concept of dynamical systems, and then we introduce the concep...
In this chapter, we first precise the concept of dynamical systems, and then we introduce the concep...
We introduce the basic concepts and methods to formalize and analyze deterministic chaos, with links...
We introduce the basic concepts and methods to formalize and analyze deterministic chaos, with links...
We introduce the basic concepts and methods to formalize and analyze deterministic chaos, with links...
We introduce the basic concepts and methods to formalize and analyze deterministic chaos, with links...
We introduce the basic concepts and methods to formalize and analyze deterministic chaos, with links...
We introduce the basic concepts and methods to formalize and analyze deterministic chaos, with links...
Abstract: The surrounding reality can be viewed as the result of the interaction of dynamic systems ...
This book presents detailed descriptions of chaos for continuous-time systems. It is the first-ever ...
Sensitive dependence on initial conditions is a major characteristic of chaotic systems. This articl...
Sensitive dependence on initial conditions is a major characteristic of chaotic systems. This articl...
An unconventional approach of the edge of chaos and its application to discrete systems is described...
It has become clear over the last few years that many deterministic dynamical systems described by s...
An important component of the mathematical definition of chaos is sensitivity to initial conditions....
In this chapter, we first precise the concept of dynamical systems, and then we introduce the concep...
In this chapter, we first precise the concept of dynamical systems, and then we introduce the concep...
We introduce the basic concepts and methods to formalize and analyze deterministic chaos, with links...
We introduce the basic concepts and methods to formalize and analyze deterministic chaos, with links...
We introduce the basic concepts and methods to formalize and analyze deterministic chaos, with links...
We introduce the basic concepts and methods to formalize and analyze deterministic chaos, with links...
We introduce the basic concepts and methods to formalize and analyze deterministic chaos, with links...
We introduce the basic concepts and methods to formalize and analyze deterministic chaos, with links...
Abstract: The surrounding reality can be viewed as the result of the interaction of dynamic systems ...
This book presents detailed descriptions of chaos for continuous-time systems. It is the first-ever ...
Sensitive dependence on initial conditions is a major characteristic of chaotic systems. This articl...
Sensitive dependence on initial conditions is a major characteristic of chaotic systems. This articl...
An unconventional approach of the edge of chaos and its application to discrete systems is described...
It has become clear over the last few years that many deterministic dynamical systems described by s...
An important component of the mathematical definition of chaos is sensitivity to initial conditions....