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8 years ago

Noise can expand chaos boundaries, leading to unpredictable dynamical interactions.

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Noise and Transient Chaos
Ying‐Cheng Lai, Tamás Tél

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The article discusses how noise can affect chaotic systems, making chaos last longer and causing interactions between different parts of the system. Noise can also create chaos in systems that were originally not chaotic, and make chaotic systems change their behavior. The researchers explore how noise strength influences the behavior of chaotic systems, including how long chaos lasts.