2010
DOI: 10.20537/nd1002002
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Visualization of phase trajectories of the Rikitake dynamic system

Abstract: ГОУ ВПО Норильский индустриальный институт 663310, Россия, г. Норильск, ул. 50 лет Октября, д. 7PotapovVI@norvuz.ru Получено 10 января 2010 г.В статье проведено компьютерное исследование четырехмерной динамической системы Рикитаки с тремя параметрами, адекватно описывающей работу модели спаренных динамо с учетом вязкого терния. Показано, что в этой системе имеется пять состояний равновесия: четыре устойчивых фокуса-узла и одно седло (3, 1). Установлены бифуркации рождений пространственных перекрученных циклов,… Show more

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“…The amplitudes of the perturbed quantities depend only on the slow time τ = ǫ 2 t. For simplicity let us take into account the nonlinear terms in (29) only in the heat balance equation. As it is shown in [23], this approximation is equivalent to applying the Galerkin approximation of the minimum order to the equations ( 29).…”
Section: Equations Of Evolution Of Finite Amplitude For Different Typ...mentioning
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“…The amplitudes of the perturbed quantities depend only on the slow time τ = ǫ 2 t. For simplicity let us take into account the nonlinear terms in (29) only in the heat balance equation. As it is shown in [23], this approximation is equivalent to applying the Galerkin approximation of the minimum order to the equations ( 29).…”
Section: Equations Of Evolution Of Finite Amplitude For Different Typ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent works [28]- [29] was investigated a modified system of Rikitaki equations taking into account friction and not reducing it to a three-dimensional form as for example in [24]. This made it possible to more clearly show that at first the oscillations of the current (or magnetic) variable near a certain stationary state with an increase in amplitude go into oscillations around an another stationary state, which simulated inversions [29]. In [28] it is established that after chaotic behavior the system goes into stable mode.…”
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