Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science

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Volume 34,

Issue 8,

August 2024

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Chaos is devoted to increasing the understanding of nonlinear phenomena and describing the manifestations in a manner comprehensible to researchers from a broad spectrum of disciplines.

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Jürgen Kurths

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Research Article

| August 20 2024

Statistics of punctuation in experimental literature—The remarkable case of Finnegans Wake by James Joyce

Tomasz Stanisz, Stanisław Drożdż et al.

As the recent studies indicate, the structure imposed onto written texts by the presence of punctuation develops patterns which reveal certain characteristics of universality. In particular, based on ...

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| August 20 2024

Spiral organization of quasi-periodic shrimp-shaped domains in a discrete predator–prey system

N. C. Pati

In this paper, we report the discovery of some novel dynamical scenarios for quasi-periodic shrimp-shaped structures embedded within chaotic phases in bi-parameter space of a discrete predator–prey ...

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| August 15 2024

Nonlinear comparative analysis of Greenland and Antarctica ice cores data

Berenice Rojo-Garibaldi, Alberto Isaac Aguilar-Hernández et al.

We analyze the temperature time series of the EPICA Dome C ice cores in Antarctica and of the Greenland project, Summit, with durations of 800 000 and 248 000 years, respectively, with a recent ...

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Research Article

| September 03 2024

Experimental studies of spiral wave teleportation in a light sensitive Belousov–Zhabotinsky system

Shannyn A. Tyler, David Mersing et al.

Cardiac arrythmias are a form of heart disease that contributes toward making heart disease a significant cause of death globally. Irregular rhythms associated with cardiac arrythmias are thought to ...

Editorial

| August 30 2024

Focus on the disruption of networks and system dynamics

Peng Ji, Jan Nagler et al.

Networks are designed to ensure proper functioning and sustained operability of the underlying systems. However, disruptions are generally unavoidable. Internal interactions and external ...

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| August 30 2024

Rare events in extreme value statistics of jump processes with power tails

Alberto Bassanoni, Alessandro Vezzani et al.

We study rare events in the extreme value statistics of stochastic symmetric jump processes with power tails in the distributions of the jumps, using the big -jump principle. The principle states ...

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| September 06 2024

Riddled basins of chaotic synchronization and unstable dimension variability in coupled Lorenz-like systems

Bruno M. Czajkowski, Ricardo L. Viana

Unstable dimension variability is an extreme form of non-hyperbolic behavior that causes a severe shadowing breakdown of chaotic trajectories. This phenomenon can occur in coupled chaotic systems ...

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| September 05 2024

Motifs-based link prediction for heterogeneous multilayer networks

Yafang Liu, Jianlin Zhou et al.

Link prediction has a wide range of applications in the study of complex networks, and the current research on link prediction based on single-layer networks has achieved fruitful results, while link ...

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| September 05 2024

STP-based control of networked evolutionary games with multi-channel structure

Zhipeng Zhang, Xiaotong Jiang et al.

The channel delay in the game process has an important influence on its evolutionary dynamics. This paper aims to optimize the strategy game with general information delays, including the state delay ...

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