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March 28, 1983Physical Review Letters304 citations

Fractal Basin Boundaries, Long-Lived Chaotic Transients, and Unstable-Unstable Pair Bifurcation

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CGCelso GrebogiEOEdward OttJYJames A. Yorke

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A new type of bifurcation to chaos is pointed out and discussed. In this bifurcation two unstable fixed points or periodic orbits are created simultaneously with a strange attractor which has a fractal basin boundary. Chaotic transients associated with the coalescence of the unstable-unstable pair are shown to be extraordinarily long-lived.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0fcc75d8c5cf602efd2d00https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.50.935
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