Professor Enontekiö (M.henon) of the Nice Observatory in France proposed a number of two-dimensional mappings in the study of celestial mechanics, usually in the Ethiopian mapping H:
X_ (n+1) =1-ax^2_n+y_n
Y_ (n+1) =bx_n
Where A and B are parameters, when |b|<1, H is dissipative, and when | b|=1, H is conservative. This mapping is Enontekiö in 1976, the study of more people, almost every chaotic book to mention, of which Professor Huangyongnio of the Department of Mechanics of Peking University uses pure Algebra method to study Enontekiö mapping, very unique.
Then Enontekiö, in 1969, proposed a conservative mapping in the form of G:
X_ (n+1) =x_ncost-y_nsint+x^2_nsin T,
Y_ (n+1) =x_nsint+y_ncost-x^2_ncos T,
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[Scriptlines]t=11.4*x*x + yy=0.3*xx=t[variables]x =0.000000y=0.000000
The image is too general.
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Change the parameters to see:
[Scriptlines]u=1 -a*x*x + b*yv=x- yx=Uy=v[variables]a= 0.186500b=-0.985000x=0.010000y=0.010000
Stronger than the first.
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Add some more changes.
[Scriptlines]u=1-A*x*x + b*YV=x-yl=SQRT (U*u + v*v) U=if(l<0.01, u/0.01, u) v=if(l<0.01, v/0.01, v) x=x+Uy=y+VL=SQRT (x*x + y*y) L=mod (L,1.5)/LX=if(l<1, x*l,x) y=if(l<1, y*l,y) [Variables]a=1.280000b=-0.985000x=0.010000y=0.010000
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Add random perturbation
[Scriptlines]u=1-A*x*x + b*YV=x-yl=SQRT (U*u + v*v) U=if(l<0.01, u/0.01, u) v=if(l<0.01, v/0.01, v) x=x+Uy=y+VL=SQRT (x*x + y*y) L=mod (L,1.5)/LX=if(l<1, x*l,x) + rand2 (-r,r) y=if(l<1, y*l,y) [Variables]a=1.280000b=-0.985000R=0.001000x=0.010000y=0.010000
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Look at the G formula again:
[scriptlines]b=sin (a) c=cos (a) t=x*c-y*b + x*x*by =x*b + y*c-x*x*cx= t[variables]a=3.000000x=1.000000y=1.000000
A big circle.
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Change it:
[scriptlines]b=sin (a) c=cos (a) t=x*c-y*b + x*x*by =x*b + y*c-x*x*CX4 ) y=mod (y,4) [Variables]a=3.678000x=1.000000 Y=1.000000
It's like an owl.
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Final version:
[scriptlines]b=sin (a) c=cos (a) t=x*c-y*b + x*x*by =x*b + y*c-x*x*CX4 ) + rand2 (-r,r) y=mod (y,4) + rand2 (-r,r) [Variables]a=3.647602r= 0.001000 x=1.000000y=1.000000
Chaotic Image---Enontekiö owl