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Experimental Observation of Type-I and Type-II Intermittencies
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Abstract
Intermittences have been extensively studied since 1980 when Pomeau and Manneville1 found that kind of behaviour in the Lorenz model where a limit cycle becomes unstable near R = 166. They proposed three types of intermittencies related to the destabilization of a limit cycle. The first and the third ones are known both theoretically and experimentally2–4. However, if the type-II intermittency has been found theoretically5, on the other hand the only experimental report was found in a coupled nonlinear oscillator circuit6.
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Correlation Dimension Oscillatory Instability Slow Drift Average Power Spectrum Lorenz Model
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