不确定混沌系统的反同步与参数辨识

针对一类混沌系统,提出了一种系统的混沌反同步设计方案,基于该方案,设计一种自适应控制方法,实现了参数不确定系统的混沌反同步和未知参数的辨识.数值模拟结果表明了提出方法的有效性.     

时空混沌的单向耦合同步

以耦合映象格子模型为例,提出利用单向耦合驱动时空混沌的同步方案,并进行了数值分析.结果表明,适当地选择耦合驱动强度因子和均衡系数,两个时空混沌系统可以达到准确同步.通过计算最大条件Lyapunov指数,给出了可实现时空混沌同步的最小耦合强度以及最小耦合强度与系统参数之间的关系曲线.数值模拟还证明,此方法工作鲁棒 关键词： 时空混沌 同步 单向耦合 最大条件Lyapunov指数 数值模拟     

混沌系统的时间延迟同步误差分析

对Pecora和Carroll的混沌自同步方案的延迟同步误差进行了研究.在计算机上对Lorenz混沌系统伪装的延迟同步误差进行了模拟:给定系统参数,对应不同延迟时间,得出了均方误差与采样步长的关系曲线;给定系统参数和延迟时间,对应不同采样步长,得到了混沌时间序列的误差曲线;给定采样步长,对应不同的系统参数,获得了混沌时间序列的尺度效应和均方误差与采样步长的关系曲线.提出了减小延迟同步误差的一些方法,得到一些对混沌同步和混沌控制应用有意义的结果. 关键词： 混沌同步 时间同步 误差分析     

电光双稳态系统的混沌控制与同步

根据长延时状态下电光双稳系统的特点,提出了实现其混沌控制与同步的具体方案.数值模拟的结果表明：适当选取驱动强度及驱动系统的状态,不仅可以实现对响应系统不同周期状态的稳定控制,还可以实现驱动系统与响应系统间的广义混沌同步.以最大李雅普诺夫指数为标准,给出了实现混沌同步的参数范围.     

超混沌Lorenz系统

对Lorenz系统添加一个非线性控制器，使之构成四维超混沌Lorenz系统.利用分岔图、Lyapunov指数谱及相图分析方法，研究了超混沌Lorenz系统的运动规律.数值模拟结果表明：新引入参数处于不同取值范围时，超混沌Lorenz系统可以分别呈现收敛、发散、周期、混沌及超混沌动力学行为. 关键词： Lorenz系统 超混沌 Lyapunov指数 分岔     

二维Logistic映射的混沌控制

基于离散系统的稳定性判据,利用反馈法将处于混沌态的二维Logistic映射控制在低周期态.同时设计控制方案将该动力系统的第一次分岔准确控制在指定参数位置.数值模拟结果验证了本方法的有效性. 关键词： 二维Logistic映射 混沌控制 分岔     

双路激光混沌复用系统的混沌同步及安全性能研究

针对一种新型的双路激光混沌复用系统, 建立相应的速率方程模型, 详细分析了两个主激光器的单个参数失配、多个参数同时失配、反馈强度差异以及频率失谐对混沌同步性能的影响, 并对此复用系统的安全性能和频谱性能进行了研究. 研究结果表明: 采用参数失配方案, 通过合理选择两个主激光器的参数, 可以保证两个主激光器之间的同步性能较差而两对主从激光器间实现高品质的混沌同步, 因此满足双路激光混沌复用的条件; 两个主激光器之间的参数失配对它们之间的同步性能影响较大, 然而对配对主从激光器间同步性能的影响并不明显, 进一步说明参数失配方案的有效性和可行性. 另外, 通过自相关函数和频谱分别分析混沌复用信号的时域和频域特征, 发现双路激光混沌复用系统可提供更高的安全性.     

耦合映象格子中时空混沌的控制

采用相同的相空间压缩方法,有效地控制了均匀及非均匀耦合映象格子中的时空混沌.数值模拟结果表明,在一定的相空间压缩参数区域内,控制时空混沌到均匀稳定状态时,控制结果与控制参数之间存在确定的函数关系.利用这个控制方程,选择不同的相空间压缩参数控制耦合映象格子中的时空混沌,获得了各种所需要的稳定斑图 关键词： 时空混沌 耦合映象格子     

一种控制掺铒光纤激光器超混沌的方法——非线性延时反馈参数调制法

提出一种非线性延时反馈参数调制法来控制混沌/超混沌，给出了利用这种方法控制处于超混沌状态的双环掺铒光纤激光器的方案.数值模拟表明，只要延时时间和反馈强度合适就可以把双环掺铒光纤激光器从超混沌状态成功地控制到不同的周期状态. 关键词： 掺铒光纤激光器 超混沌 非线性延时反馈参数调制 混沌控制     

基于非线性控制的超混沌Chen系统混沌同步

研究了基于非线性控制的超混沌Chen系统的混沌同步问题.基于Lyapunov稳定性理论，设计了非线性控制器，改进了Jiang和Huang等设计的同步误差系统的Lyapunov函数形式，理论证明了超混沌Chen系统的自同步和超混沌Chen系统与超混沌R?ssler系统的异结构同步.数值模拟进一步验证了所提出方案的有效性. 关键词： 超混沌Chen系统 自同步 异结构同步 非线性控制器     

Controlling chaos in RCL-shunted Josephson junction by delayed linear feedback

The resistively--capacitively--inductively-shunted (RCL-shunted) Josephson junction (RCLSJJ) shows chaotic behaviour under some parameter conditions. Here a scheme for controlling chaos in the RCLSJJ is presented based on the linear feedback theory. Numerical simulations show that this scheme can be effectively used to control chaotic states in this junction into stable periodic states. Moreover, the different stable period states with different period numbers can be obtained by appropriately adjusting the feedback intensity and delay time without any pre-knowledge of this system required.     

Controlling chaos in RCL-shunted Josephson junction by delayed linear feedback

The resistively-capacitively-inductively-shunted （RCL-shunted） Josephson junction （RCLSJJ） shows chaotic behaviour under some parameter conditions. Here a scheme for controlling chaos in the RCLSJJ is presented based on the linear feedback theory. Numerical simulations show that this scheme can be effectively used to control chaotic states in this junction into stable periodic states. Moreover, the different stable period states with different period numbers can be obtained by appropriately adjusting the feedback intensity and delay time without any pre-knowledge of this system required.     

On bifurcations and transition to chaos in a Josephson junction

Chaos in the dc and rf current driven Josephson junction is investigated by measurements on a phase-locked loop. The method allows a direct display of the Poincaré map and the bifurcation diagram, as the parameter space is searched. In some regions of the parameter space the Feigenbaum period-doubling route to chaos is observed upon a change of any parameter.     

Inducing chaos by resonant perturbations: theory and experiment

We propose a scheme to induce chaos in nonlinear oscillators that either are by themselves incapable of exhibiting chaos or are far away from parameter regions of chaotic behaviors. Our idea is to make use of small, judiciously chosen perturbations in the form of weak periodic signals with time-varying frequency and phase, and to drive the system into a hierarchy of nonlinear resonant states and eventually into chaos. We demonstrate this method by using numerical examples and a laboratory experiment with a Duffing type of electronic circuit driven by a phase-locked loop. The phase-locked loop can track the instantaneous frequency and phase of the Duffing circuit and deliver resonant perturbations to generate robust chaos.     

Chaotic behaviours and control of chaos in the p-Ge photoconductor

The chaotic behaviours in the p--Ge photoconductor system are studied by changing the photo-excitation coefficient and the routes and parameter conditions are given for chaos generation in this system. A scheme for controlling chaos in the p--Ge photoconductor is presented by adding an ac bias current. Numerical simulations show that this scheme can be effectively used to control chaotic states into stable period states for this system. Moreover, the different period states with different period numbers can be obtained by appropriately adjusting the amplitude, frequency, and initial phase of the additional ac current.     

Parameter estimation of an asymmetric vocal-fold system from glottal area time series using chaos synchronization

In this paper, we apply an iterative parameter adaption scheme based on chaos synchronization to estimate system parameters of the asymmetric vocal folds from glottal area time series. The original asymmetric vocal-fold system associated with recurrent laryngeal paralysis shows chaotic vibrations with positive Lyapunov exponents. Aperiodic glottal area time series from the original system will be applied as the feedback variable coupling the simulative and the original vocal-fold systems. The parameter adaption technique based on chaos synchronization is employed to manipulate the simulative system parameters. The chaotic vibrations, system parameters, and the bifurcation diagram of the original vocal-fold system can be exactly reproduced in the simulative system, and the two chaotic systems can be synchronized. Furthermore, the effects of noise, sampling rate, and equation difference due to nonlinear spring terms on vocal-fold parameter estimations are investigated. Despite large noise perturbations, large equation differences, and low sampling rate, the parameter adaption scheme can effectively estimate the original vocal-fold system parameters. This study provides a theoretical base to apply chaos synchronization to estimate the vocal-fold system parameters from the glottal area data and show its potential application in laryngeal physiology.     

Spatiotemporal communication with synchronized optical chaos

We propose a model system that allows communication of spatiotemporal information using an optical chaotic carrier waveform. The system is based on broad-area nonlinear optical ring cavities, which exhibit spatiotemporal chaos in a wide parameter range. Message recovery is possible through chaotic synchronization between transmitter and receiver. Numerical simulations demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed scheme, and the benefit of the parallelism of information transfer with optical wave fronts.     

Numerical and experimental exploration of phase control of chaos

A well-known method to suppress chaos in a periodically forced chaotic system is to add a harmonic perturbation. The phase control of chaos scheme uses the phase difference between a small added harmonic perturbation and the main driving to suppress chaos, leading the system to different periodic orbits. Using the Duffing oscillator as a paradigm, we present here an in-depth study of this technique. A thorough numerical exploration has been made focused in the important role played by the phase, from which new interesting patterns in parameter space have appeared. On the other hand, our novel experimental implementation of phase control in an electronic circuit confirms both the well-known features of this method and the new ones detected numerically. All this may help in future implementations of phase control of chaos, which is globally confirmed here to be robust and easy to implement experimentally.     

Bidirectional chaos synchronization and communication based on mutually coupled semiconductor lasers with asymmetrical bias currents

In this paper, a bidirectional chaos secret communication system, based on mutually coupled semiconductor lasers (MCSLs) with asymmetrical bias currents, is proposed, and the synchronization characteristics and the communication performances of such a system are numerically investigated. The results show that the stable leader-laggard chaos synchronization can be achieved under relatively large asymmetrical bias current levels. Meantime, the influence of the intrinsic parameter variations of the laser on the synchronization quality is also considered, and the simulation reveals that this system still possesses good robustness to the parameter variations. Moreover, the influences of delay time and mutually coupling strength between the two lasers on chaos communication performance have also been discussed. Finally, unidirectional and bidirectional secret communication performances of such a system are examined under the chaos masking (CMS) encryption scheme, and the security of this system is also discussed.     

Effects of external noise on the circle map and the transition to chaos in Josephson junctions

We investigate the effects of external current noise on a microwave-driven Josephson junction. We show that the circle return map for the superconducting phase difference is stable with respect to the external noise and find that the effects of fluctuations on the route to chaos described with the circle map can be opposite to those for the Feigenbaum period-doubling cascade: increasing noise can here act as a control parameter triggering a periodically oscillating junction chaotic by generating an inflection point in the return (circle) map. This may prove important also for other physical systems, including charge density waves.