Typical and generalized transitions to deterministic chaos for atypical attractors of non-ideal dynamic systems
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https://doi.org/10.20535/SRIT.2308-8893.2022.4.11Keywords:
non-ideal dynamic system, regular maximal attractor, chaotic maximal attractor, typical and generalized intermittencyAbstract
Some applied nonlinear, non-ideal dynamic systems of the fifth order, which are used to describe the oscillations of spherical pendulums and in hydrodynamics, are considered. Maximal attractors, both regular and chaotic, of such systems are constructed. Various bifurcations of maximal attractors are discussed. The transition to deterministic chaos is established for maximal attractors in typical Feigenbaum and Manneville–Pomeau scenarios. The implementation of the generalized alternation scenario for chaotic maximum attractors of such systems is investigated. A sign of the implementation of the scenario of generalized alternation has been revealed.
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