Topic and aim. The aim of the work is design of rough chaos generator, whose attractor implements dynamics close to Anosov flow on a manifold of negative curvature, as well as constructing and analyzing mathematical model, and
conducting circuit simulation of the dynamics using the Multisim software.
Investigated models. A mathematical model is considered that is a set of ordinary differential equations of the ninth order with algebraic nonlinearity, and a circuit representing the chaos generator is designed.
The main goal of the present paper is an explanation of topical issues of the theory of spiral chaos of three-dimensional flows, i.e. the theory of strange attractors associated with the existence of homoclinic loops to the equilibrium of saddle-focus type, based on the combination of its two fundamental principles, Shilnikov’s theory and universal scenarios of spiral chaos, i.e. those elements of the theory that remain valid for any models, regardless of their origin.
We consider an electronic device, which represents an autonomous dynamical system with hyperbolic attractor of the Smale–Williams type in the Poincare map. Simulation of chaotic dynamics in the software environment Multisim has been undertaken. The generator of hyperbolic chaos is implemented as a laboratory model; its experimental investigation is carried out, and good compliance with the observed dynamics in the numerical and circuit simulation has been demonstrated.
A new approach is considered to design of parametric generators of chaos with hyperbolic attractors on the basis of two alternately excited subsystems, each consisting of three oscillators, one of which plays the role of the pump source. In contrast to previously proposed schemes, the angular variable undergoing a multiple increase over each characteristic period is a quantity characterizing the amplitude ratio of two oscillators, rather then the phase of successive oscillation trains.
In this paper we investigate modified «Arnold cat» map with dissipative terms, in which a hyperbolic chaos exists for small perturbation magnitudes, and in a certain range a hyperbolic chaotic attractor with Cantor transversal structure takes place, collapsing with a further perturbation amplitude increase.
In this paper a system of three coupled nonautonomous self-oscillatory elements is studied, in which the behavior of oscillators phases on a period of the coefficients variation in the equations corresponds to the Anosov map demonstrating chaotic dynamics. Results of numerical studies allow us to conclude that the attractor of the Poincare map can be viewed as an object roughly represented by a two-dimensional torus embedded in the sixdimensional phase space of the Poincare map, on which the dynamics is the hyperbolic ´ chaos intrinsic to Anosov’s systems.
We consider several electronic circuits, which are represented dynamical systems with hyperbolic chaotic attractors, such as Smale–Williams and Plykin attractors, and present results of their simulation using the software package NI Multisim 10. The approach developed is useful as an intermediate step of constructing real electronic devices with structurally stable hyperbolic chaos, which may be applicable in systems of secure communication, noise radar, for cryptographic systems, for random number generators.
The modes of genetic structure and size dynamics of structured population are investigated in this work. The reproductive potential and survival rate of reproductive part of population in following years of life are determined on genetic level. It has been shown that evolutional increasing of average population fitness is followed by arising of complicated dynamics of population size and of genetic structure.
We consider an autonomous system constructed as modification of the logistic differential equation with delay that generates successive trains of oscillations with phases evolving according to chaotic maps. The system contains two feedback loops characterized by two generally distinct retarding time parameters. In the case of their equality, chaotic dynamics is associated with the Smale–Williams attractor that corresponds to the double-expanding circle map for the phases of the carrier of the oscillatory trains.
A simple autonomous three-dimensional system is introduced that demonstrates quasiperiodic self-oscillations and has as attractor a two-dimensional torus. The computing illustrations of quasiperiodic dynamics are presented: phase portraits, Fourie spectrums, graphics of Lyapunov exponents. The existing of Arnold tongues on the parametric plane and transition from quasiperiodic dynamics to chaos through destruction of invariant curve in the Poincare section are shown.
