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Three models of dissipative dynamical systems are described in which a transition from biperiodic to aperiodic motion proceds via collisions of a hyperbolic orbit with either a torus or a strange attractor.
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Riela, G. Transitions torichaos through collisions with hyperbolic orbits. J Stat Phys 41, 201–224 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01020609
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