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Phénoménes chaotiques dans les circuits électriques

Chaotic behaviour in electrical circuits

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Plusieurs exemples de circuits avec un comportement chaotique sont discutés. Des mesures de laboratoire, des simulations numériques et, dans le cas où c’ est possible, des arguments mathématiques sont présentés.

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The chaotic behaviour of several circuit examples is discussed. Laboratory measurements, computer simulations and rigorous mathematical arguments are presented.

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Hasler, M. Phénoménes chaotiques dans les circuits électriques. Ann. Telecommun. 42, 263–273 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02995245

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