On occurrence of mixed-torus bursting oscillations induced by non-smoothness
On occurrence of mixed-torus bursting oscillations induced by non-smoothness
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DOI:
10.1007/s11071-022-07504-5
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发表时间:
2022-05
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
Qinsheng Bi;Shaomin Chen
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作者:
Qinsheng Bi;Shaomin Chen
The paper devotes to the slow–fast behaviors of a higher-dimensional non-smooth system with the coupling of two scales. Some novel bursting attractors and interesting phenomena are presented, especially the so-called mixed-torus bursting oscillations, in which the trajectory moves along different tori in turn, though the bursting attractor still behaves in quasi-periodic form. Based on a 4-D hyper-chaotic model with two scrolls, a modified non-smooth slow–fast version is established. Upon the smooth and non-smooth bifurcations analysis, the coexisted attractors with the variation of the slow-varying parameter are derived. With the increase in the exciting amplitude, bursting oscillations may change from periodic to quasi-periodic attractor, the mechanism of which is obtained by employing the overlap of the transformed phase portrait and coexisted attractors as well as the bifurcations. Sliding along the boundary on the trajectory can be observed on the bursting attractor, the mechanism of which can be accounted for by employing the non-smooth theory or by the in-turn influence of two pseudo-attractors in different regions. Super-cone defined by an unstable focus may lead to the period-adding or period-decreasing phenomena in the spiking oscillations, while fold limit cycle bifurcation may result in the dramatical change of the spiking amplitude. Different limit cycles may involve the full vector field, resulting in the so-called mixed-torus bursting oscillations, in which the quiescent states seem to be pivots of the oscillations.