Proceedings of the 1st Experimental Chaos Conference : Arlington, Virginia, October 1-3, 1991
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Proceedings of the 1st Experimental Chaos Conference : Arlington, Virginia, October 1-3, 1991
World Scientific, c1992
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
This is the first conference dedicated to the understanding of the experimental aspects of chaotic behavior in several fields and to addressing the emerging areas of data analysis and applications of nonlinear phenomena. Areas covered are data analysis and signal processing techniques, optics, applications of chaotic behavior, magnetism, nonlinear electronic circuits, spatiotemporal chaos, semiconductors, and physiology. Each paper shows real data and what can be done with it. Emphasis is on the manifestation of chaos in real systems, measuring it, analyzing it, and using it in new and unique applications.
Table of Contents
- Periodic saddle orbits, noise reduction and nonlinear prediction, E. Kostelich
- computation of Lyapunov exponents from time series data, P. Bryant
- an overview of some laser pulsations and assessment of their chaos and turbulence, N.B. Abraham
- self-organization and spatio-temporal chaos in phase-locked semiconductor laser arrays, H.C. Winful
- noise-driven nonlinear resonators, noise squeezing and the noise rise, M. Bocko
- experiments in spatiotemporal chaos in solid mechanics, F.C. Moon
- spatiotemporal chaos at interfaces, J. Gollub
- using spin waves to understand chaos, T.L. Carroll
- a strange nonchaotic attractor in the SQUID, F.E. Moss
- experiments with coupled nonlinear oscillators, P.S. Linsay
- bursting and turbulance in Couette-Taylor experiments, H.L. Swinney
- space-charge dynamics in germanium, R.M. Westervelt (part contents).
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