A fast computing method to distinguish the hyperbolic trajectory of an non-autonomous system

Meng Jia, Yang Yu Fan, Wei Jian Tian

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Abstract

Attempting to find a fast computing method to DHT (distinguished hyperbolic trajectory), this study first proves that the errors of the stable DHT can be ignored in normal direction when they are computed as the trajectories extend. This conclusion means that the stable flow with perturbation will approach to the real trajectory as it extends over time. Based on this theory and combined with the improved DHT computing method, this paper reports a new fast computing method to DHT, which magnifies the DHT computing speed without decreasing its accuracy.

Original languageEnglish
Article number034701
JournalChinese Physics B
Volume20
Issue number3
DOIs
StatePublished - Mar 2011

Keywords

  • Distinguished hyperbolic trajectory
  • fast computing method
  • manifold
  • non-autonomous system

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