Global morphological analysis method for high-dimensional nonlinear system
A nonlinear system and morphological analysis technology, applied in complex mathematical operations, geometric CAD, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of large memory consumption and low calculation efficiency, and achieve the effect of avoiding repeated calculations
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[0139] Select f = 0.68, at this time, there are two stable period 1 attractors in the system response, and the phase trajectories of different attractors are as follows Figure 8 shown, where A 1 The attractor amplitude is greater than A 2 Attractor amplitude. According to the PMDCM method, if the analysis plane is selected -2≤z 1 ≤2, -2≤y 1 ≤2, fixed variable z 2 , y 2 The initial conditions are all 0, the analysis plane is divided into discrete cells of 100 × 100, a total of 10,000 original cells, and the number of parallel calculations N is set. s =100, the calculation result is as follows Figure 9 (a). The blue star in the picture is A 1 The position of the attractor, the red area is the corresponding attraction area, and the red star is A 2 Attractor position, the blue area is the corresponding attraction domain, as can be seen from the figure, A 1 The area occupied by the attractor attraction domain is 86.39% of the entire analysis plane, while A 2 The attrac...
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[0141] Select f = 11.3, at this time, there is a stable period 1 attractor and a stable quasi-periodic attractor in the system response. Different attractor phase trajectories are as follows Figure 10 shown. If the analysis plane is selected -5≤z 1 ≤5, -5≤y 1 ≤5, fixed variable z 2 =0, y 2 =0, the calculation result is as follows Figure 11 As shown in (a), if the analysis plane is selected -8≤z 2 ≤8, -10≤y 2 ≤10, fixed variable z 1 =0, y 1 =0, the calculation result is as follows Figure 11 (b). The red star in the figure is the position of the period 1 attractor, while the green ring is the position of the quasi-periodic attractor, and the blue and red areas correspond to the attraction domains of the periodic attractor and the quasi-periodic attractor, respectively. from Figure 11 From (a), it can be seen that in z 1 -y 1 In the analysis plane, the periodic 1 attractor is located in its own domain of attraction, while the quasi-periodic attractor connects the...
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