Exploring noise-induced chaos and complexity in a red blood cell system
arXiv:2103.03220 · doi:10.1140/epjs/s11734-021-00030-2
Abstract
We investigate dynamical changes and its corresponding phase space complexity in a stochastic red blood cell system. The system is obtained by incorporating power noise with the associated sinusoidal flow. Both chaotic and non-chaotic dynamics of sinusoidal flow in red blood cell are identified by 0-1 test. Furthermore, dynamical complexity of the sinusoidal flow in the system is investigated by heterogeneous recurrence based entropy. The numerical simulation is performed to quantify the existence of chaotic dynamics and complexity for the sinusoidal blood flow.
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