A quantitative bifurcation analysis of Hénon-like 2D maps
The authors numerically study the bifurcations of two nonlinear maps with the same linear part which depend on a parameter, namely the Hénon quadratic map and the so-called ``beam-beam map. There are studied many families of periodic orbits which bifurcate from the central family, and it is shown that each family undergoes a sequence of period doubling bifurcations in the quadratic map, but the behavior of the ``beam-beam map is completely different. Inverse bifurcations occur in both maps, but some families of the same type which bifurcate inversely in the quadratic map do not bifurcate inversely in the ``beam-beam map, even though both maps have identical linear parts.
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