Фазовая мультистабильность

CONTROLL OF MULTISTABILITY BY MEANS OF BI­PHASE RESONANCE FORCE

We propose a new method of control of phase multistability in two coupled self­sustained oscillators. The method is based on the «pulling» of phases of oscillations to the target mode under two external harmonic forces, which influence the first and the second sub­systems simultaneosly. Varying the phase shift between the external signals results in control of switching between coexisting oscillating modes. Effectiveness of the method is demonstrated on the example of switching between periodic and chaotic regimes in two Chua’s oscillatotrs.

CONTROL OF MULTISTABILITY AND FORCED SYNCHRONIZATION IN COUPLED SELF-SUSTAINED OSCILLATORS WITH PERIOD-DOUBLING BIFURCATIONS

Control of phase multistability and synchronization are investigated in two coupled Feigenbaum systems on example of Chua’s generators, coupled through symmetric diffusive link. The control is fulfilled by externel periodic signals, which simultaneously influence the both oscillators with equal amplitudes and frequencies, but with different phases. The behaviour of the system is explored in depandence on amplitude, frequency and phase difference between the signals. Influence of the phase difference on width of the synchronization tongue is considered.

RANDOM DISTANT COUPLINGS INFLUENCE TO A SYSTEM WITH PHASE MULTISTABILITY

We explore the destruction of phase multistability which takes place in an ensemble of period doubling oscillators under the action of long-distance couplings, which appear randomly between the arbitrary cells. The investigation is carried out on the example of a chain of Rossler’s oscillators with periodic boundary conditions, where alongside with local couplings between the elements exist long-range interconnections. The sequence of bifurcations, which accompany increasing of the strength of the global coupling is determined.