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Local control of Hamiltonian chaos
Cristel Chandre, Guido Ciraolo, Ricardo Lima +1
We review a method of control for Hamiltonian systems which is able to create smooth invariant tori. This method of control is based on an apt modification of the perturbation whic…
Multifractals via recurrence times ?
J. -R. Chazottes, S. Galatolo
This letter is a comment on an article by T.C. Halsey and M.H. Jensen in Nature about using recurrence times as a reliable tool to estimate multifractal dimensions of strange attra…
A Hamiltonian system for interacting Benjamin-Feir resonances
Tounsia Benzekri, Cristel Chandre, Ricardo Lima +1
In this paper, we present a model describing the time evolution of two dimensional surface waves in gravity and infinite depth. The model of six interacting modes derives from the…
Channelling chaos by building barriers
Cristel Chandre, Guido Ciraolo, Fabrice Doveil +3
Chaos often represents a severe obstacle for the set-up of many-body experiments, e.g., in fusion plasmas or turbulent flows. We propose a strategy to control chaotic diffusion in…
Localised control for non-resonant Hamiltonian systems
Michel Vittot, Cristel Chandre, Guido Ciraolo +1
We present a method of localised control of chaos in Hamiltonian systems. The aim is to modify the perturbation locally by a small control term which makes the controlled Hamiltoni…
Controlling chaos in area-preserving maps
Cristel Chandre, Michel Vittot, Yves Elskens +2
We describe a method of control of chaos that occurs in area-preserving maps. This method is based on small modifications of the original map by addition of a small control term. W…