2020
DOI: 10.1142/s0218127420300426
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Hidden Attractors with Conditional Symmetry

Abstract: By introducing an absolute value function for polarity balance, some new examples of chaotic systems with conditional symmetry are constructed that have hidden attractors. Coexisting oscillations along with bifurcations are investigated by numerical simulation and circuit implementation. Such new cases enrich the gallery of hidden chaotic attractors of conditional symmetry that are potentially useful in engineering technology.

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“…Moreover, the offset boosting can introduce polarity reversal leading to other regimes of systems with coexisting attractors if the polarity balance is maintained typically conditional symmetry is expectable (Li et al 2020c). Revising the original system to be,…”
Section: Polarity Control Based On Offset Boostingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Moreover, the offset boosting can introduce polarity reversal leading to other regimes of systems with coexisting attractors if the polarity balance is maintained typically conditional symmetry is expectable (Li et al 2020c). Revising the original system to be,…”
Section: Polarity Control Based On Offset Boostingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, offset boosting is such an important issue in chaotic system since that it gives a direct way for an engineer to transform a bipolar chaotic signal to a unipolar one. And besides this, it seems that offset boosting shows more varieties than our imagination such as attractor boosting, attractor self-reproducing (Li et al 2017a), attractor doubling (Li et al 2019), conditional symmetry (Li et al 2020c), time-reversible symmetry (Li and Sprott 2017) or even repellor construction (Li et al 2021). For this reason, offset boosting has attracted great interests recently both in continuous system and in discrete maps.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Increasing in the literature of dynamical models, engineering applications targeting the rescaling of dynamical behaviors considering their amplitude modifications is termed offset boosting, which is the change in coordinate point of chaotic attractors with the goal of redesigning and the conditioning of signal of equivalent unipolar ones from their bipolar chaotic counterparts. This is achieved with methods including time-reversible symmetry [46], attractor self-reproducing [47], attractor doubling [48], repellor construction [49], and conditional symmetry [50]. Continuous models and discrete maps are some domains of concern where offset boosting has been employed with increasing research explorations as cited by Li et al [51] and the citations therein.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regardless of whether it is a continuous chaotic system or a discrete iterative map, the nonlinear term plays an essential role in generating chaotic oscillation. Generally, these systems must have nonlinear terms, such as polynomials, absolute values, trigonometric functions [1][2][3][4][5]. The memristor, as an element with special nonlinearity, can induce complex dynamical behaviors [6][7][8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%