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Creating periodic orbits in chaotic systems

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We introduce methods of forcing many types of behavior from a chaotic map using only variations of simple targeting algorithms. In particular, we show how to create new periodic orbits which are close to existing non-periodic orbits. We also look at robust targeting algorithms that will target and stabilize chaotic maps in the presence of noise.

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Physics Letters, Section A: General, Atomic and Solid State Physics

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