An Optimization of Targeting in Chaotic Systems Based on Numerical Simulation

Hai Gang An

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.182-183.1318

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An Optimization of Targeting in Chaotic Systems Based on Numerical Simulation

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Chaos control is to adjust the chose system to the desired orbit through the tiny disturbance by using the extreme sensitivity and ergodicity. In this paper we improved the OGY method with multistep targeting. The result is more superior than the OGY method, even superior than the chaotic targeting.

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Chaos Control, Chaos System, Multistep Targeting, OGY Method

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