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9789810240714

Invariant Sets for Windows

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    9789810240714

  • ISBN10:

    9810240716

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-12-01
  • Publisher: WORLD SCIENTIFIC PUB CO INC
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Summary

This book deals with the visualization and exploration of invariant sets (fractals, strange attractors, resonance structures, patterns etc.) for various kinds of nonlinear dynamical systems. The authors have created a special Windows 96 application called WInSet, which allows one to visualize the invariant sets. A WInSet installation disk is enclosed with the book.The book consists of two parts. Part I contains a description of WlnSet and a list of the built-in invariant sets which can be plotted using the program. This part is intended for a wide audience with interests ranging from dynamical systems to computer design.In Part II, the invariant sets presented in Part I are investigated from the theoretical perspective. The invariant sets of dynamical systems with one, one-and-a-half and two degrees of freedom, as well as those of two-dimensional maps, are discussed. The basic models of the diffusion equations are also considered. This part of the book is intended for a more advanced reader, with at least a BSc in Mathematics.

Table of Contents

Introduction
1(19)
Invariant Structures Everywhere
1(10)
Resonance Structures in Celestial Mechanics
2(2)
Cellular, Spiral, Vortex and Crystal Structures
4(5)
Fractals
9(2)
Dynamical Systems
11(5)
Attractors
13(2)
Invariant Tori
15(1)
Discrete Dynamical Systems --- Maps
16(3)
I Computer-Generated Invariant Sets 19(58)
Description of WInSet Program
21(24)
Installation
21(1)
Basics of WInSet
21(3)
First Run of WInSet
22(1)
Using the Mouse and the Keyboard
23(1)
Your First Invariant Set
24(1)
WInSet Menu
25(10)
Three-Dimensional Objects
35(1)
Diffusion Equations
36(5)
Defining Your Own Equations
41(4)
List of the Built-in Equations, Maps and Fractals of WInSet. Main Invariant Sets of WInSet
45(32)
Maps
45(7)
Cathala Map
45(1)
Chirikov Map
45(2)
Henon Maps
47(1)
Julia Map
47(1)
Mira and Gumowski Maps
48(4)
Zaslavsky Map
52(1)
Fractals
52(5)
Coloring the Fractals
52(1)
Julia Fractals
53(3)
Mandelbrot Fractal
56(1)
Mira Fractals
56(1)
Newton Fractal
57(1)
Ordinary Differential Equations (ODE)
57(14)
Brusselator
57(1)
Chua Equations
58(1)
Duffing Type Equations
58(4)
Hamiltonian Systems on Torus
62(1)
Henon-Heiles Model
62(1)
Henon-Heiles Type Equations
63(1)
Kepler Equation
63(1)
Kolmogorov-Volterra Equations
63(2)
Lorenz Equations
65(1)
Motion of Particle in Gravitation Field
65(2)
Pendulum Equations
67(2)
Equations with Quadratic Nonlinearity
69(1)
Roessler Equations
70(1)
Volterra Equations
70(1)
Diffusion Equations (PDE)
71(3)
Brusselator Model
71(1)
Fitz Hugh-Nagumo Equations
72(1)
Lengyel-Epstein Model (CIMA)
72(1)
Semi-Discrete Equation
73(1)
Numerical Methods Used by WInSet
74(3)
II Mathematical Description of Invariant Sets 77(174)
Invariant Sets in Hamiltonian Mechanics
79(32)
Generalities
79(3)
Invariant Sets of Hamiltonian Systems with One Degree of Freedom
82(8)
Invariant Sets of Hamiltonian Systems with 3/2 Degrees of Freedom
90(16)
Poincare Map
90(3)
Analytic Study
93(5)
Duffing Type Equations
98(3)
Pendulum Type Equation
101(3)
Systems on the Torus
104(1)
Kepler Equation
104(2)
Invariant Sets of Hamiltonian Systems with Two Degrees of Freedom
106(5)
Henon-Heiles Type Systems
106(1)
Invariant Sets in the Dynamics of a Solid
107(4)
Area-Preserving Maps
111(12)
Chirikov Map
111(2)
Gumowski & Mira Map
113(1)
Henon Map
113(5)
Zaslavsky Map
118(5)
Non-Conservative Systems
123(88)
Characteristics of Chaotic Dynamics
124(6)
Characteristics which do not Use Measure
125(2)
Measure-Theoretic Characteristics of the Attractor
127(2)
Power Spectrum of an Observable
129(1)
Self-Oscillations
130(15)
Some Technical Transformations
132(2)
Qualitative Behavior of Solutions in an Individual Cell
134(2)
Behavior of Solutions near Separatrices of the Unperturbed System
136(1)
Van der Pole - Duffing Type Equations
137(1)
Pendulum Type Equations
138(2)
Brusselator Equation
140(3)
Three-Dimensional Systems
143(2)
Resonances and Synchronization
145(32)
Theoretical Analysis of Quasi-Hamiltonian Systems with 3/2 Degrees of Freedom
146(14)
Characteristics of Chaotic Dynamics for Systems with 3/2 Degrees of Freedom
160(2)
Theoretical Analysis of Quasi-Hamiltonian Systems with Two Degrees of Freedom
162(7)
Examples
169(8)
Parametric Resonances
177(21)
General Results
178(8)
Example 1
186(4)
Example 2
190(8)
Strange Attractors in Three-Dimensional Systems
198(13)
Lorenz System
198(7)
Roessler System
205(1)
Chua System
205(6)
Non-Conservative Maps
211(24)
One-Dimensional Maps
213(3)
Two-Dimensional Non-Conservative Maps
216(19)
One-Dimensional Complex Rational Endomorphisms
216(3)
Fractals
219(7)
Non-Invertible Mira Maps and their Fractals
226(6)
Henon Map
232(3)
Diffusion Equations
235(16)
Parabolic Equations
236(7)
One-Component Models
236(2)
Two-Component Model
238(5)
Semi-Discrete Approximation
243(2)
Approximation of Equation (8.1)
244(1)
Approximation of the Basic Multi-Component Models
245(1)
Semi-Discrete Diffusion Equations
245(6)
Bibliography 251

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