Abstract
Existence and structure of periodic orbits is an important part of the in- vestigation of dynamical systems. However, analytical calculations are possible only in very few cases and numerical identification of periodic orbits is possible only when these are attracting for a large set of initial conditions. This in particular constitutes a challenge especially in chaotic systems. In this work, following theoretical findings of W. Geller and M. Misiurewicz(2018), we outline a procedure that allows for de- termining the itineraries of vast majority of periodic orbits of Lorenz-like maps. We provide explicit algorithms with ready-to-use computational tools available in open repositories. Since Lorenz-like maps arise as subsystems of many complex models and are prevalent in various applications, our results open a way of investigation of their periodic structure
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Mathematica Applicanda (Matematyka Stosowana)
no. 52,
pages 245 - 269,
ISSN: 1730-2668 - Language:
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- 2024
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- Llovera Trujillo F.: On computing periodic orbits itineraries for Lorenz-like maps// Mathematica Applicanda (Matematyka Stosowana) -,iss. 2 (2025), s.245-269
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- Digital Object Identifier (open in new tab) 10.14708/ma.v52i2.7346
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- Gdańsk University of Technology
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