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ZhETF, Vol. 142,
No. 2,
p. 397 (August 2012)
(English translation - JETP,
Vol. 115, No. 2,
p. 356,
August 2012
available online at www.springer.com
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HYPERBOLIFICATION OF DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS: THE CASE OF CONTINUOUS-TIME SYSTEMS
Elhadj Z., Sprott J.C.
Received: December 9, 2011
We present a new method to generate chaotic hyperbolic systems. The method is based on the knowledge of a chaotic hyperbolic system and the use of a synchronization technique. This procedure is called hyperbolification of dynamical systems. The aim of this process is to create or enhance the hyperbolicity of a dynamical system. In other words, hyperbolification of dynamical systems produces chaotic hyperbolic (structurally stable) behaviors in a system that would not otherwise be hyperbolic. The method of hyperbolification can be outlined as follows. We consider a known n-dimensional hyperbolic chaotic system as a drive system and another n-dimensional system as the response system plus a feedback control function to be determined in accordance with a specific synchronization criterion. We then consider the error system and apply a synchronization method, and find sufficient conditions for the errors to converge to zero and hence the synchronization between the two systems to be established. This means that we construct a 2n-dimensional continuous-time system that displays a robust hyperbolic chaotic attractor. An illustrative example is given to show the effectiveness of the proposed hyperbolification method.
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