Local and global diffusion in the Arnold web of a priori unstable systems

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Chaos, Hamiltonian Systems, Diffusion, Unstable Systems

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Using the numerical techniques developed by Froeschlé et al. (Science 289 (5487): 2108-2110, 2000) and by Lega et al. (Physica D 182: 179-187, 2003) we have studied diffusion and stochastic properties of an a priori unstable 4D symplectic map. We have found two different kinds of diffusion that coexist for values of the perturbation below the critical value for the Chirikov overlapping of resonances. A fast diffusion along some resonant lines that exist already in the unperturbed case and a slow diffusion occurring in regions of the phase space far from such resonances. The latter one, although the system does not satisfy the Nekhoroshev hypothesis, decreases faster than a power law and possibly exponentially. We compare the diffusion coefficient to the indicators of stochasticity like the Lyapunov exponent and filling factor showing their behavior for chaotic orbits in regions of the Arnold web where the secondary resonances appear, or where they overlap.

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