Metamorphoses: Sudden jumps in basin boundaries
In some invertible maps of the plane (for example the Hénon map) that depend on a parameter, the boundaries of attraction are extremely sensitive to small changes in the parameter. The boundary can jump suddenly or even change from being smooth to being fractal. The authors prove a theorem (under certain non-degeneracy conditions) that a metamorphosis occurs when the stable and the unstable manifolds of a periodic saddle on the boundary undergo a homoclinic tangency. The underlying idea is that with increasing number of iterates an infinite family of (local) horseshoe maps and sequences of Newhouse saddle point arises.
- Basin boundary metamorphoses: Changes in accessible boundary orbits
- Bifurcation to infinitely many sinks
- Diffeomorphisms with infinitely many sinks
- Differentiable dynamical systems
- How often do simple dynamical processes have infinitely many coexisting sinks?
- Jumping stable manifolds for dissipative maps of the plane
- Nonlinear oscillations, dynamical systems, and bifurcations of vector fields
- ON THREE-DIMENSIONAL DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS CLOSE TO SYSTEMS WITH A STRUCTURALLY UNSTABLE HOMOCLINIC CURVE. I
- Border-collision bifurcations including ``period two to period three for piecewise smooth systems
- Jumping stable manifolds for dissipative maps of the plane
- Boundary crisis in quasiperiodically forced systems
- Explosions of chaotic sets
- Basin boundary metamorphoses: Changes in accessible boundary orbits
- Optimal escape from potential wells -- patterns of regular and chaotic bifurcation
- Metamorphosis of chaotic saddle
- Strange nonchaotic attractors with Wada basins
- Boundary crisis bifurcation in two parameters
- Accessible saddles on fractal basin boundaries
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 475099 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 516151 (Why is no real title available?)
- ABRUPT DIMENSION CHANGES AT BASIN BOUNDARY METAMORPHOSES
- Outer Tangency Bifurcations of Chaotic Sets
- Backbones in the parameter plane of the Hénon map
- On detachable maps and flows
- A dynamical interpretation of sequential decay in reactive scattering
- Basin reversal in nonlinear driven oscillators
- Rotation numbers of periodic orbits in the Hénon map
- A special type of explosion of basin boundary
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