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26 April 2024
 
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Complex patterns on the plane: different types of basin fractalization in a two-dimensional mapping
Ricardo Lopez-Ruiz ; Daniele Fournier-Prunaret ;
Date 15 Apr 2002
Subject Chaotic Dynamics; Pattern Formation and Solitons | nlin.CD nlin.PS
AbstractBasins generated by a noninvertible mapping formed by two symmetrically coupled logistic maps are studied when the only parameter lambda of the system is modified. Complex patterns on the plane are visualised as a consequence of basins’ bifurcations. According to the already established nomenclature in the literature, we present the relevant phenomenology organised in different scenarios: fractal islands disaggregation, finite disaggregation, infinitely disconnected basin, infinitely many converging sequences of lakes, countable self-similar disaggregation and sharp fractal boundary. By use of critical curves, we determine the influence of zones with different number of first rank preimages in the mechanisms of basin fractalization.
Source arXiv, nlin.CD/0204028
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