Chaotic but regular posi-nega switch among coded attractors by cluster-size variation
Physical Review LettersPublished 17 July 1989
Kunihiko Kaneko
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Abstract
A globally coupled map lattice is investigated. A simple coding of many attractors with clustering is shown. Through the coding, the attractors are organized so that their change exhibits the period-doubling bifurcation. By a simple input on a site, we can switch among attractors and tune the strength of chaos. A threshold on the cluster size is found beyond which a peculiar ``posi-nega'' switch occurs.
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