Regular and Chaotic Motion of Two Bodies Swinging on a Rod

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Autori principali: Osmanov, Lazare, Ramaz, Khomeriki
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author Osmanov, Lazare
Ramaz, Khomeriki
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Ramaz, Khomeriki
contents We investigate regular and chaotic dynamics of Two Bodies Swinging on a Rod, which differs from all the other mechanical analogies: depending on initial conditions, its oscillation could end very quickly and the reason is not a drag force or energy loss. We use various tools to analyze motion, such as Poincaré section for quasi-periodic and chaotic cases. We calculate Lyapunov characteristic exponent by different methods including Finite Time Lyapunov Exponent analysis. Our calculations show that the maximal Lyapunov exponent is always positive except in the marginal cases when one observes quasi-periodic oscillations.
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spellingShingle Regular and Chaotic Motion of Two Bodies Swinging on a Rod
Osmanov, Lazare
Ramaz, Khomeriki
Chaotic Dynamics
Classical Physics
We investigate regular and chaotic dynamics of Two Bodies Swinging on a Rod, which differs from all the other mechanical analogies: depending on initial conditions, its oscillation could end very quickly and the reason is not a drag force or energy loss. We use various tools to analyze motion, such as Poincaré section for quasi-periodic and chaotic cases. We calculate Lyapunov characteristic exponent by different methods including Finite Time Lyapunov Exponent analysis. Our calculations show that the maximal Lyapunov exponent is always positive except in the marginal cases when one observes quasi-periodic oscillations.
title Regular and Chaotic Motion of Two Bodies Swinging on a Rod
topic Chaotic Dynamics
Classical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.12511