一个截断误差诱导下的随机数字振荡系统

计算机截断误差通常被认为会导致混沌系统退化.根据这种认识，提供了一个完全由计算机截断误差诱导的简单系统走向复杂化或混沌的反例.该系统定义为椭圆反射腔映射系统的过焦系统，理论解为一个极限序列，对应计算机解则是一个随机数字振荡系统.分析表明，计算机解是在截断误差诱导下由理论解变异而来的.理论解中系统存在“回转机制”，截断误差诱导系统在非双曲性不动点局域产生“逃逸机制”，从而发现一种阵发混沌的新机制. 关键词： 截断误差 切延迟椭圆反射腔映射系统 随机振荡 阵发混沌     

截断误差导致的非双曲不动点邻域拓扑变异

提供一个关于截断误差使简单系统复杂化的直接实验证据,以此证明存在混沌抗退化机理.分别构造了一个一维圆弧迭代系统和一个一维抛物线迭代系统,两者均有一个非双曲不动点,其迭代序列被证明是简单极限序列,数字计算实验显示这两个迭代系统都存在可以越过不动点的序列.采用计算"元胞"分析方法清晰地展示了截断误差导致非双曲不动点邻域拓扑变异:形成第I类阵发混沌通道,或产生纹波分岔.     

耦合非线性振子系统的同步研究

研究了考虑振子振幅效应的耦合极限环系统的同步.研究表明，耦合极限环系统的序参量随耦合强度的增加呈现非单调变化，并且出现若干不可微的点；平均频率随耦合强度的变化过程表现为同步分岔树结构；在临界点处出现了相速度的滑移、锁定和相速度差的开关阵发现象，开关阵发的平均周期具有很好的标度关系；振子的平均振幅随相同步的进程实际上是由均匀化逐渐分岔而达到非均匀化的过程，振子振幅的变化范围在临界点处突然减小. 关键词： 耦合极限环系统 同步 振幅效应     

不可微不可逆映象中的V型阵发

一个既不可微(或不连续)又不可逆的一维映象可以展示一种新型的阵发。它的机制是稳定不动点与映象不可微或不连续点碰撞而消失。这种阵发可以在该不动点附近的线性化映象本征值绝对值在阵发前为小于1的任何值的情况发生,因而可能突然出现在倍周期分岔序列中途任一部分,使序列中断进入混沌。在稳定不动点消失后映象产生的阵发时间序列中,层流相长度呈现与外控参数距临界值距离的对数依赖关系。这种新型标度规律不依赖于映象的细节。作者认为这种阵发应广泛存在于许多实际系统之中。 关键词：     

电光双稳态系统的混沌特性分析

从理论上分析了电光双稳态系统的稳定性,通过图解方式研究了各不动点的稳定性.用数值求解的方法,确定了分岔点的具体位置,分析了该系统是经过倍周期分岔和阵发混沌途径产生混沌.数值模拟由系统状态随参量变化的分岔图和最大李雅普诺夫指数随参量的变化关系,表明本文的理论分析结果是完全自洽的.     

电光双稳态系统的混沌特性分析

从理论上分析了电光双稳态系统的稳定性,通过图解方式研究了各不动点的稳定性.用数值求解的方法,确定了分岔点的具体位置,分析了该系统是经过倍周期分岔和阵发混沌途径产生混沌.数值模拟由系统状态随参量变化的分岔图和最大李雅普诺夫指数随参量的变化关系,表明本文的理论分析结果是完全自洽的.     

非自治分数阶Duffing系统的激变现象

对一个非自治分数阶Duffing系统的激变现象进行了研究.首先介绍了一种研究分数阶非线性系统全局动力学的数值方法,即拓展的广义胞映射方法 (EGCM).该方法是基于分数阶导数的短记忆原理,并结合了广义胞映射方法和改进的预估校正算法,根据胞空间的特点,将胞尺寸作为截断误差的参考值,以此得到了一步映射时间的估算公式.用EGCM方法分别研究了分数阶Duffing系统随分数阶导数的阶数和外激励强度变化发生的边界激变和内部激变.并基于此,将激变拓展定义为混沌基本集与周期基本集之间的碰撞,其中混沌基本集包括混沌吸引子,边界上的混沌集合以及吸引域内部的非混沌吸引子的混沌集合.所得结果进一步说明了EGCM方法对于分析分数阶系统全局动力学的有效性.     

切换电路系统的振荡行为及其非光滑分岔机理

探讨了周期时间开关及控制阈值下在两个Rayleigh型子系统之间切换的电路系统随参数变化的复杂动力学演化过程, 通过对子系统平衡点的分析, 给出了参数空间中Fold分岔和Hopf分岔的条件, 考察了切换面处广义Jacobian矩阵特征值随辅助参数变化的分布情况, 得到了切换面处系统可能存在的各种分岔行为, 进而讨论了系统不同行为的产生机理, 指出系统的相轨迹存在分别由周期开关和控制阈值决定的两类不同的分界点, 而系统轨迹与非光滑分界面的多次碰撞将导致系统由周期倍化分岔导致混沌振荡.     

单核子在具有八极形变的平均势场中的混沌运动(I)相干态在势场中传播的理论表示

单核子在具有八极以上形变的平均势场中发现有混沌运动．通过研究系统非定态波函数的时间演化特征,而使研究量子混沌与研究经典混沌的思路更趋一致,特别是能体现量子状态对初始条件的敏感性。给出了当初态选为二维不对称谐振子动力学对称条件下的、满足坐标动量最小测不准关系的相干态时,八极形变耦合作用下量子状态正则变量的期望值及测不准度随时间演化的理论表示．     

单核子在具有八极形变的平均势场中的混沌运动(I)相干态在势场中传播的理论表示

单核子在具有八极以上形变的平均势场中发现有混沌运动.通过研究系统非定态波函数的时间演化特征,而使研究量子混沌与研究经典混沌的思路更趋一致,特别是能体现量子状态对初始条件的敏感性.给出了当初态选为二维不对称谐振子动力学对称条件下的、满足坐标动量最小测不准关系的相干态时,八极形变耦合作用下量子状态正则变量的期望值及测不准度随时间演化的理论表示.     

Type-II Intermittency from Markov Binary Block Visibility Graph Perspective

In this work, we study the type-II intermittency based on asymptotic modes and the optimized Markov binary visibility graphs perspective. In fact, we investigate the behavior of a dynamical system in the vicinity of subcritical Hopf bifurcations of pre-fixed point, fixed point, and post-fixed point using networks language. We use self maps in order to generate asymptotic modes in the type-II intermittency. We find their properties based on statistical tools such as the length between reinjection points and the mean length and also length distributions. Numerical results show that asymptotic modes affect on the trajectory and the length between reinjection points of type-II intermittency in situations of pre-fixed point, fixed point, and post-fixed point, however their mean length are approximately similar to each other. For further illustration, we compute the degree distribution of the complex network generated by type-II intermittency. Experimental results are found to agree well with the analytical results derived from the optimized Markov binary visibility graph.

     

Discretized diffusion processes

We study the properties of the "rigid Laplacian" operator; that is we consider solutions of the Laplacian equation in the presence of fixed truncation errors. The dynamics of convergence to the correct analytical solution displays the presence of a metastable set of numerical solutions, whose presence can be related to granularity. We provide some scaling analysis in order to determine the value of the exponents characterizing the process. We believe that this prototype model is also suitable to provide an explanation of the widespread presence of power law in a social and economic system where information and decision diffuse, with errors and delay from agent to agent.     

Type-I intermittency with noise versus eyelet intermittency

In this Letter we compare the characteristics of two types of the intermittent behavior (type-I intermittency in the presence of noise and eyelet intermittency taking place in the vicinity of the chaotic phase synchronization boundary) supposed hitherto to be different phenomena. We show that these effects are the same type of dynamics observed under different conditions. The correctness of our conclusion is confirmed by the consideration of different sample systems, such as quadratic map, Van der Pol oscillator and Rössler system. Consideration of the problem concerning the upper boundary of the intermittent behavior also confirms the validity of the statement on the equivalence of type-I intermittency in the presence of noise and eyelet intermittency observed in the onset of phase synchronization.     

Observations and modeling of deterministic properties of human heart rate variability

Simple models show that in Type-I intermittency a characteristic U-shaped probability distribution is obtained for the laminar phase length. The laminar phase length distribution characteristic for Type-I intermittency may be obtained in human heart rate variability data for some cases of pathology. The heart and its regulatory systems are presumed to be both noisy and non-stationary. Although the effect of additive noise on the laminar phase distribution in Type-I intermittency is well-known, the effect of neither multiplicative noise nor non-stationarity have been studied. We first discuss the properties of two classes of models of Type-I intermittency: (a) the control parameter of the logistic map is changed dichotomously from a value within the intermittency range to just below the bifurcation point and back; (b) the control parameter is changed randomly within the same parameter range as in the model class (a). We show that the properties of both models are different from those obtained for Type-I intermittency in the presence of additive noise. The two models help to explain some of the features seen in the intermittency in human heart rate variability.     

Inelastic shadowing effects in multiple scattering

The projectile-nucleon scattering amplitudes used as input into multiple scattering theories of projectile-nucleus scattering naturally include the effects of coupling to inelastic (i.e., production) channels. We employ a multichannel separable potential to describe the projectile-nucleon interaction and show that within the fixed nucleon framework we can obtain the nuclear elastic scattering amplitude. This includes terms outside the conventional formalisms, corresponding to intermediate propagation in the inelastic channels both above and below inelastic threshold. We refer to this as inelastic shadowing. In a two-channel approximation, we show that knowledge of the projectile-nucleon elastic scattering phase shifts plus specification of the inelastic threshold energy are sufficient to determine the off-shell coupled-channel transition matrix, implying that the nuclear amplitude can be calculated within this model without any detailed information about the inelastic channels. We study this solution quantitatively for some model problems and for pion scattering, with the general result that inelastic shadowing can be significant whenever the elementary interaction has important channel coupling. For pion scattering in the energy regime characterized by strongly absorptive resonances, we find, for example, that the effect of inelastic shadowing is much more important than that due to two-nucleon correlations.     

On-Off Intermittency in Continuous Systems

On-off intermittency is investigated for the model χ= (a + Г(t))χ-χ³ with Г(t) being a stochastic force. The laminar phase distribution ω(T) is studied in the parameter space of bifurcation parameter a, noise intensity D and noise correlation time τ. It is found that increasing D may stabilize the fixed point χ= 0 and reduce the exponential tail in ω(T) for a>0. An analytical solution of the laminar phase distributions is obtained for white noise and colored noise cases, respectively, which agrees with numerical simulations well.     

Stochastic sensitivity analysis of noise-induced intermittency and transition to chaos in one-dimensional discrete-time systems

We study a phenomenon of noise-induced intermittency for the stochastically forced one-dimensional discrete-time system near tangent bifurcation. In a subcritical zone, where the deterministic system has a single stable equilibrium, even small noises generate large-amplitude chaotic oscillations and intermittency. We show that this phenomenon can be explained by a high stochastic sensitivity of this equilibrium. For the analysis of this system, we suggest a constructive method based on stochastic sensitivity functions and confidence intervals technique. An explicit formula for the value of the noise intensity threshold corresponding to the onset of noise-induced intermittency is found. On the basis of our approach, a parametrical diagram of different stochastic regimes of intermittency and asymptotics are given.