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Smale-Williams Solenoids in a System of Coupled Bonhoeffer-van der Pol Oscillators

V. M. Doroshenko·V. P. Kruglov·S. P. Kuznetsov
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The principle of constructing a new class of systems with hyperbolic chaotic attractors is proposed. It is based on using oscillators, the transfer of excitation between which is provided resonantly due to the difference in the frequencies of small and large oscillations by an integer number of times being accompanied by phase transformation according to Bernoulli nap. We consider a system with Smale-Williams attractor, which is based on two coupled Bonhoeffer-van der Pol oscillators. The oscillators manifest activity and suppression turn by turn. With appropriate selection of the modulation, relaxation oscillations occur at the end of each activity stage, the frequency of which is by an integer factor $M = 2,3,4,\ldots$ smaller than that of small oscillations. When the partner oscillator enters the activity stage, the oscillations start being stimulated by the M-th harmonic of the relaxation oscillations, so that the transformation of phase during the modulation period corresponds to the M-fold Bernoulli map. In the state space of the Poincar\'e map this corresponds to Smale-Williams attractor, constructed with M-fold increase in the number of turns of the winding at each step of the mapping. The results of numerical studies confirming the occurrence of the hyperbolic attractors in certain parameter domains are presented, including the portraits of attractors, diagrams illustrating the phase transformation according to the Bernoulli map, Lyapunov exponents, and charts of regimes in parameter planes. The hyperbolic nature of the attractors is verified by numerical tests that confirm absence of tangencies of stable and unstable manifolds for trajectories on the attractor (criterion of angles). An electronic circuit is proposed that implements this principle of obtaining the hyperbolic chaos and its functioning is demonstrated using the software package Multisim.

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V. M. Doroshenko, V. P. Kruglov, S. P. Kuznetsov. 2018-10-16. Smale-Williams Solenoids in a System of Coupled Bonhoeffer-van der Pol Oscillators. https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.06931

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