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Afraimovich, Hsu. Lectures On Chaotic Dynamical Systems (AMS, 2003) (L) (C) (182s)
Afraimovich, Hsu. Lectures On Chaotic Dynamical Systems (AMS, 2003) (L) (C) (182s)
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Ole 1'e 7, tthe set Uprcr/ny bal tobe the pee ato tt
[the phe spce, Hews, « prods abit ls «clo curve- Tn the case
of dicot time, tte oe countable oft caleetina of pit AT
frsiain eit othe ula pot pu cade ne ng
Foran openset U9 oad arty, thre erstxt® yok that UTD 0,
hued plus of DS exes ose state ofthe orignal eater,
plod eit oremon! to pane tty bt wht we cay abou
‘rit comeapening toes, popes * nti” tons? Tn Ey
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reeconableanrnr i few wed« 1. BASIC CONCEPTS
1.8. Dynamical Chaos. Some Definitions
Prat Cian [expressed a ative undastating of pls
out the word “choos” i the flltng werden
To sy that a cela ster exhits chaos rans a te ster,
‘oe teams ts tion bu ht De excrete igh
ie tn sal enon nthe ection of he il tte,
Gara chic stem ny open bal of iia eontions, no wller
eal lant tne spread ower the exten of the eine
pti eda phese pr?
“ruse amestodng of wel kaown psc. Lo yt esate
{oto matbematallnguage It contains the eli thes inert
thine
(6) A roa te iting lyrical chaos” has ove a dete
‘ail model ne Som of ema mae
(6) The phase spce ofthis DS coms an ivan set with “este
(c) Tina sts 4 be ei fr ngs of ni at,
Let as ins th thre talements mee prety
(9). Dynamical system.
Faisal aking he rion ofS i et enoug o exc te rey
‘Denngdon 13:1. We sg tet sgn! (P(E gamer hy the
ymandeal ein UM) if there est 30 € Mand @: M+ Te such
Hom o(re) meals
Let show (lowing F Takes [1 [ta ay cere ina
ingresanion sts mor ones (fr noe white me) can beg
‘had by same DS. Coad hr elletion a al pote obeerebl, prow
ing tater than exponentially tne gos to nny. Toe won
‘recone tal menos H ~ fa~ yng R) wi he
Tews P= Seg com The st eon with ie above pom
tooth space Conse the st map f= B+ B, fl) = leven”)
aan ae ently fin saan. ‘Berform the px OR
he Ze ba dnaieal DS Aay bound ebserable gf) = a @€ By is
‘roma! by ths unersah DS i the eons tat fA) = ty. TO
Se the yal of demos an wo sng determin Law”,
1.3, DYNAMICAL CHAOS. SOME DEFINITIONS 1
[Teta ste to thls contest the dye peeme {fhe
‘huey te felling two aston:
[AL The simon f the phate mpc Mf bs Bite wth wept ta the
CHnasea Lebo dimension tax dmensicn.
[Aa The taco of the Ayman eon nn degen tha
‘an exponential facto: for any pis, € tere ae omens
ELAM tat fr any 2 Owe he
i (ss f'0) $C Aaa
So, when we tlk about dynamin! chao, we dal with DS satitying A
"a Dafiton 1.1. te function 6: M —+ Fs Lipschite continu
ie. le) eal < Led) or ere Ly > Oa for all zy My and
th ptt ALA ate sei, hen age) = (sg) ol
to bedearmintcly rome
(b) Invariant set with chaotic penavior
Tere wee ny ate to given grous thematic dition
cf ct, ee remo Una cepanied Wy explanations
1. V9 Alescr (196) (ALI). “A eet eld to be quanto
iit tender entry ie pesisne™ At that te people id ot
{he th terse yx (Ube notion of aplolal ety wl be
‘patio te.
2. YoU. Yore (1075) [GY] They ited the erm eno 180
{he they of dyeamien sea erplaaed flown Acpatem
chats ain infinitely enc peri it wow: prod
fc atrarly age movener mane property He expenses”
kl
Rec! te denne of “passers: Wamp fe oe Mss
UT ceil to te ean hore eis «rota (const of
‘Sipunsvenes) 5 0 ah that for stray alot ,y © 7 Here
‘team ah that
ast (ps. f°9) 24
2B Jin nb 11 an provided fl homeo
‘his,a
* 1 nAsic CONCEPTS
4 R Devaney (180) [Dj A mop f oman invasion tJ ete
(JX tpehaly ito (ftw sestve depen of
Jnl condltion on J (i wert pols ae ese
‘call that i opocly tne here nob Pt
{U(T) —, wteceby ef we denote the lmao ts fd as enive
‘kpedeace’om ial conditions if thre eabte contast @ > 0
Seiten) © tie th tha dit ft, fy) >
4.©, Roun (1904) Re). A apf bead te contions ()
‘nd (@) of Sal. (Heamited the assumption (i)-se the ieasion
‘Sat te ae bs
(One can se that thi deiitows rb the intioe cerned
Ie te fact tha cote ne he to be wtb an ould
‘sls sae property of eetiton (in peer sence) of bebo
Vary fen people se Lyupanoe characteristic exponents 0 very the
Noreen, thy an no cen a ocr strctre of the amar
fot st Janda that ff to bn nll”, ce Was
"er hatinegla, cae bar of Waynes generally
‘lke leg, aca form tthe isin ot contig then. We
‘hal cece hs ae, Let eat tha the Cutan’ dein
‘fete above equine n'a oh ten tpg
‘ag (Dein B44)
(©. “Basenta invariant sets
In orier to be play recogalabl, host of inaction ea
rexponing to ani Behr has o be lange noth Tn wae with
mijn, eel Bong othe bai fw Marange™ a cacao
tor. Ts emervtive sts the ivan ot wth chat Behavior has
to'hae postive voune, We wil onder nny pete with sipeton
"The lc rea i late o ne oso of ce fom the viewpsnt
of the ergdie thor? cor means the exedco of an naan: ese
teh god ming properties (ae [2] aa fees therein) In oer to
seh wit neh wet et wi ing cai abe the
rp ofthe esate ea ara os ming aed edly depend
‘rivals wa typeby of ne inde We vil nce sme of
tho wens adres er
1.4 Systems with Dissipation
Consider the damsel ystems secre ya sytem of ODE (Ontnary
Dies! qeton)
A guath swice $2)
sal FUN
Fe), rer" aay
is suid to be trnsera tothe vector
(ual yh FON 4G, Grad es
1 te eames to ampere and coy eel ie he
than tha i in Louder of "al? sy D. The “all? Die ait
ote a bal of dition i
(wad 2), F(A) <0, oral 28.
"This mean thatthe yectr Be F(2) plus into D- Once an eb ofthe
nical yee goa nD, ga there ve
Pigtat
Deintion Stes the pte = Pa), = ¢ RY ead tobe dinkpative
thr exits «ball fsiation D suc that fer ay inti point €
Pee ket eal beg
Example Lut. The Leven aot [L]
Ee -ofe-y Pemaebre-w #
‘is disiative Indeed, consider te function
Be, 645820
eesana) — 2 oy pona
1. BASIC CONCEPTS
ey then
(end e(X), FO) = ~20(e—y) toyl-se-t rz —y) +ol2—Ney—H8)
Sno et ay ty +e) sorte
1 a enc to show tet this function fs nage ete Hevea
BB glasses) 2 and at this set is Homme to apne i
Bxerese 14.1; Show tat fore utente,
(and 629, F). <0,
fe x)=
"emt of he dapat sa be ete tn the case ofthe nent
Aono soem ofthe en
Fa, zen", teR,
sv ay Ah th een patie 1 hare ovine 4 Sal DCR ch
thar fe any sono 2 ~ a(t) ofthese, there exists > 0 ech
(atta) ¢D presided thal >, ocala (grad F(2) 0 (y <0) has the pint ofthe treo wit
ea) wh ect Yew VT
Nee Y Gg) set tna ton cilsandag tag conse
14, SYSTEMS WIPH DissIPATION 0
(end V, Fe)
= [leo whey — ems? + un + (0 +12)
Since 0 < w < hy chowee & postive mimber ain sacha way that the
coatrae n|
(ew? ukaw oc?
fs postive define. (Inf, aii te ocauaty a > 2
Tipe to abo that there ei 8 comtant bw that us*~ ow? >
(arbor ag ol, Tein
oar eetb— (oh +002)
am eine < OW 4 ete Hea <1 Me)
sith eae
"The nti ofthe bal of dxipstion canbe generale to the cae a 8
oer dyiral sp ("8 a alos
Definition 142. A comnts D esl to be aboorbing rtm
ping) stf7 ne D foreach ¢ 20 whee Tat D isthe interior of
Toeample 1.48. Fer the DS geerted by tho lic map x —
where Fe a(t 2), the ier [4] 32 an sbeoring regan. Since
swt (Li) ~ [BT © (4
Bxample Yat, Consier the Hétoe aap (B= (es) — (8)
we Fe aVU— 9) Als. Tos map exe. Conse se
Toaunge A ((ee)- [| 512 Sy $)- tn oder to how ct inn
Shang ret es safc to che that he ages of the sees
sehen’ of bebo to Ia) Thi ss to wes ty ek
‘uli, Pe example, te imioge oe segue 1, Sv fy
-actees!a,, <2-om,
show that an aborting eon ext provided that
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2 1. RASIC CONCEPTS
tablished (settled) motlons and transient processes.
or systems with dissipation, evry natural osu the tre
set andthe estaba pees o regimes. The baste pope ofc
{able ston tht he motion “ng is nil tate nd nd
‘endent of it (in an appropriate range of til contin.
Te rwan tht
(i) alter nie tie coreponding othe rane proces each pstve
emir fll eto a small ephbornod of an esc,
(2) the ctabiehed motion shld be erect fragment of motion
rerod, sa, oe a ws ever aya gal ten sea a
‘hie rete eles to a tasers bres
"Tho Hn igh be expres vigor ison ferme ther ro
nny definitions of tractors We pve one of tha, the mst one
‘forthe vewpoit of be theory of uration. We shall dus some of
oben Iter
30) i
‘Then he set
aepyro
{aed the aro attract in fh abrhing maton 7
asthe flowing eam LAS ews,
Beauiple 14.8. Coser th
lage
bn the polar coed on the
Po at
(0) The bat fr < my), Loy <2, an aborting reson, ne Fay
roll rf) <0 oe mast stron int the ball 0, an absorbing
{gin Tse asimal attractor in D i the neguent Js Jel Shy = 0.
‘ais to sable quien: 2 = £1 ym 0, aad oe ofthe ene type:
Ep Ouane, Wee th psi th sags th
erat, a0)
Te eur ot tat thsi the ema stanton, Consler a pani!
ysis (fA) moo <#-< 00, UT CM be altar a Bead pot or 8
Dood ot. Tao be Se = (Ye AF; a (YT) 0,
fo aoN(S! ~ (ye Mast fy,F) +0, ts) Hcl to be the
tea (the) at of.
Proposition 1.1, Let beth maximal attractor nan aborting gion
DandT be ster a fined point or 4 period rit i D. Then 5¥ CA
Proof, Assume that y © ‘Thon thie 8 f > eh that Jp &
0) 6D fort ty where {f) & an encghoriood of P."Theine
Be PD for any >be Lent Eng PD= A 3
Definition 1.4.4. A st Ae called an attractor if there ets an ab-
etn ree fo wy aid tra
So, maximal tsar Wan atector no ony eo ete ar
torso arpa ho has real ater [1,1] > (0) catales
‘stron (1,000)
Regia mots cmespond to simple attractors. Chote ios very
chon snmp te Stange easton We ey Rt tha simple stan
(aii,
Aiea qian
ong O an equities of te aseoth ey of
Aurruy 2eRy
there F(2) sth nonin tem sain, £10) =U, DEW) =o et
Ne Spee A, ym be aceoraloe oft mate AL TPR <0,
PLA the pot seid to be inert table.
Proposition 14.2. A Jsry sabi equim isan tract.
Proof. (a) Fer the case n = 1, the stem can be represented ae
‘oto
Citnens Moo A