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Trick of suppression of chaos by weak resonant perturbations

Naohiko Inaba, Munehisa Sekikawa, Toshio Endo, T. Tsubouchi

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In this paper, the present authors investigate a scenario for the mechanism of taming chaos via bifurcation theory, and assert that this phenomenon is caused by the slight shift of the saddle node bifurcation curves.

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In this paper, the present authors investigate a scenario for the mechanism of taming chaos via bifurcation theory, and assert that this phenomenon is caused by the slight shift of the saddle node bifurcation curves.

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In this paper, the present authors investigate a scenario for the mechanism of taming chaos via bifurcation theory, and assert that this phenomenon is caused by the slight shift of the saddle node bifurcation curves.

Key concepts: Bifurcation, CHAOS (operating system), Saddle-node bifurcation, Phenomenon, Saddle, Control theory (sociology), Bifurcation theory, Physics

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