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The document is the second edition of 'Chaos in Dynamical Systems' by Edward Ott, which explores the concepts of chaos and dynamical systems. It covers topics such as one-dimensional maps, strange attractors, synchronization of chaotic systems, and quantum chaos. The book includes historical context, examples, problems, and notes to facilitate understanding of chaotic behavior in various systems.

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The document is the second edition of 'Chaos in Dynamical Systems' by Edward Ott, which explores the concepts of chaos and dynamical systems. It covers topics such as one-dimensional maps, strange attractors, synchronization of chaotic systems, and quantum chaos. The book includes historical context, examples, problems, and notes to facilitate understanding of chaotic behavior in various systems.

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Chaos in

Dynamical Systems

Second edition Edward Ott


University of Maryland
College Park, Maryland, USA

CAMBRIDGE
UNIVERSITY PRESS
Contents

Preface to thefirstedition IX

Preface to the second edition xi

1 Introduction and overview 1


1.1 Some history 1
1.2 Examples of chaotic behavior 2
1.3 Dynamical systems •6

1.4 Attractors 10
1.5 Sensitive dependence on initial conditions 15
1.6 Delay coordinates 19
Problems 21
Notes 22

2 One-dimensional maps 24
2.1 Piecewise linear one-dimensional .maps 24
2.2 The logistic map 32
2.3 General discussion of smooth one-dimensional maps 45
2.4 Examples of applications of one-dimensional maps to chaotic
systems of higher dimensionality 57
Appendix: Some elementary definitions and theorems concerning
sets 65
Problems 66
Notes 69

3 Strange attractors and fractal dimension 71


3.1 The box-counting dimension 71
viii Contents

10.4 Synchronization of chaotic systems 393


10.5 Stability of a chaotic set on an invariant manifold 402
10.6 Generalized synchronization of coupled chaotic systems --- 409
10.7 Phase synchronization of chaos 411
Problems 419
Notes 420

11 Quantum chaos 421


11.1 The energy level spectra of chaotic, bounded, time-
independent systems 423
11.2 Wavefunctions for classically chaotic, bounded, time-
independent systems 439
11.3 Temporally periodic systems 442
11.4 Quantum chaotic scattering 449
Problems 450
Notes 450

References 452
Index 475

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