Sigma map dynamics and bifurcations


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Abstract

Some interesting variants of walking droplet based discrete dynamical bifurcations arising from diffeomorphisms are analyzed in detail. A notable feature of these new bifurcations is that, like Smale horseshoes, they can be represented by simple geometric paradigms, which markedly simplify their analysis. The two-dimensional diffeomorphisms that produce these bifurcations are called sigma maps or double sigma maps for reasons that are made manifest in this investigation. Several examples are presented along with their dynamical simulations.

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Aminur Rahman

Department of Mathematics and Statistics

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Email: amin.rahman@ttu.edu
United States, Lubbock, TX, 79409

Yogesh Joshi

Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

Email: amin.rahman@ttu.edu
United States, Brooklyn, NY, 11235

Denis Blackmore

Department of Mathematical Sciences

Email: amin.rahman@ttu.edu
United States, Newark, NJ, 07102-1982

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