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Phase control of intermittency in dynamical systems
2006
Physical Review E
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We present a nonfeedback method to tame or enhance crisis-induced intermittency in dynamical systems. By adding a small harmonic perturbation to a parameter of the system, the intermittent behavior can be suppressed or enhanced depending on the value of the phase difference between the main driving and the perturbation. The validity of the method is shown both in the model and in an experiment with a CO 2 laser. An analysis of this scheme applied to the quadratic map near crisis illustrates the
doi:10.1103/physreve.74.016202
pmid:16907172
fatcat:mgtsrgpfbfagvnvhi44ecumbwu