Physical Review Letters · 1995 · 70 citations · 11 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsBiological Systems ModelingDynamical SystemsSystem DynamicsBifurcation TheoryChaos TheoryControl TheoryNonlinear DynamicsChaos ControlChaos In Biological SystemsChaos In Dynamical SystemsChaotic AttractorsChaotic DynamicsMagnetomechanical Coupling
We present a method for the anticontrol or maintenance of chaos designed for easy application to physical and biological systems. The method is based on the return map of the experimental data and requires only small, very infrequently applied time-dependent perturbations of a single system parameter and does not require any model equations for or a priori knowledge of the system dynamics. The method is shown to be able to reliably sustain chaos in a magnetomechanical ribbon experiment.
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