Attractors in a dissipative dynamical system with three dimensions

Mathematics – Dynamical Systems

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Dynamical Systems, Strange Attractors, Theoretical Physics, Dissipation, Liapunov Functions, Mapping

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The behaviors of a fixed point period two and period three attractor, and strange attractor, of the Henon mapping in the extended mapping, T, are studied using the Liapunov Characteristic Numbers (LCN) method and the slice-cutting method. The results indicate that for small principle perturbing parameters, C and D of 0.03, the stable fixed point and the period two attractor of the Henon mapping generate the limit cycle attractor and the symmetrically separating bifurcation of the limit cycle attractor, consistent with the case in the conservative system. It is found that the strange attractor in the dissipative system is destroyed by perturbed extension more easily than the invariant manifold in the conservative system and the trivial attractors, with the exception of the Henon mapping period three attractor. Results also suggest that the limit cycle attractor and its symmetrically separating bifurcation have the same spectrum of LCN's.

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