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从确定性到随机性:用基于控制的延续方法提取杂的双位振荡器的分支图的极限

Henrik T Sykora1, Sandor Beregi2

  • 1Department of Applied Mechanics, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Budapest, Hungary.

Nonlinear dynamics
|March 21, 2025
PubMed
概括

基于控制的延续 (CBC) 有效地估计了杂的非线性系统中的分叉图. 这种方法提供了可靠的振幅近似近周期性解决方案在实验中适度噪声.

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两叉路口图表可以看出两叉路口.基于控制的延续 (CBC)噪音系统 噪音系统阶梯矩阵乘法路径积分 (SMM-PI) 方法.在亚临界的Hopf分叉.

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