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X INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS (EURODYN 2017)
Volume 199, Issue -, Pages 772-777Publisher
ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2017.09.046
Keywords
Phase space prediction; unstable periodic orbits; WIENER-KHINCHIN theorem; recurrence plot analysis
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- DFG Priority Program [SPP1897, OB 444/1-1, HO 3851/12-1]
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In nonlinear dynamical systems the determination of stable and unstable periodic orbits as part of phase space prediction is problematic in particular if perturbed by noise. Fourier spectra of the time series or its autocorrelation function have shown to be of little use if the dynamic process is not strictly wide-sense stationary or if it is nonlinear. To locate unstable periodic orbits of a chaotic attractor in phase space the least stable eigenvalue can be determined by approximating locally the trajectory via linearisation. This approximation can be achieved by employing a Gaussian kernel estimator and minimising the summed up distances of the measured time series i.e. its estimated trajectory (e.g. via Levenberg-Marquardt). Noise poses a significant problem here. The application of the Wiener-Khinchin theorem to the time series in combination with recurrence plots, i.e. the Fourier transform of the recurrence times or rates, has been shown capable of detecting higher order dynamics (period-2 or period-3 orbits), which can fail using classical FouRiER-based methods. However little is known about its parameter sensitivity, e.g. with respect to the time delay, the embedding dimension or perturbations. Here we provide preliminary results on the application of the recurrence time spectrum by analysing the Henon and the Rossler attractor. Results indicate that the combination of recurrence time spectra with a nonlinearly filtered plot of return times is able to estimate the unstable periodic orbits. Owing to the use of recurrence plot based measures the analysis is more robust against noise than the conventional Fourier transform. (c) 2017 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Ltd.
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