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Generation and Coherent Control of Pulsed Quantum Frequency Combs

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Phase detection of chaos.

Rosangela Follmann¹, Elbert E N Macau, Epaminondas Rosa

¹Associate Laboratory for Computing and Applied Mathematics-L AC, Brazilian National Institute for Space Research-INPE, Brazil. rosangela@lac.inpe.br

Physical Review. E, Statistical, Nonlinear, and Soft Matter Physics

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Summary

This study introduces a novel method for detecting the phase of chaotic oscillators using sinusoidal fits. The technique is robust against noise and applicable to both phase coherent and noncoherent systems.

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Physics
Nonlinear Dynamics
Signal Processing

Background:

Phase detection in chaotic oscillators is crucial for understanding complex systems.
Existing methods may struggle with phase noncoherent or noisy signals.

Purpose of the Study:

To adapt a pseudoperiodic sound wave technique for phase detection in chaotic oscillators.
To demonstrate the method's applicability to both phase coherent and noncoherent chaotic systems.

Main Methods:

Applying sinusoidal fitting to signal segments.
Deriving phase information from segment-specific frequencies.
Optimizing sliding window size, frequency range, and step size.

Main Results:

The method successfully detects the phase of chaotic oscillators.
The approach demonstrates robustness against moderate noise levels.
Applicability is shown across three distinct case studies.

Conclusions:

The sinusoidal fitting technique offers a viable approach for phase detection in chaotic oscillators.
The method's adaptability to different chaotic signal types and noise conditions is confirmed.