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Tatarkova S.A., Tuchin V.V.

Bifurcation mechanisms, properties and structure
of the choatic attractors in the laser model with saturable absorber

S.A. Tatarkova, V.V. Tuchin
Saratov State University,
Saratov, Russia

At the last time many papers were dedicated by the special role of homoclinic structures in the dissipative system dynamics. So, being the certain limit solution of the nonlinear equations, the homoclinic trajectories influence essentially on the properties and behavior of the dynamical system. Investigations have shown that the some universality of behavior exist for many dynamical systems having homoclinic trajectories.

In [1] it has been demonstrated that the specific spiral-like movement of the phase trajectory near the unstable nonzero steady-state appears if we have the additional complex conjugated eigenvalues with negative real part ( tex2html_wrap_inline4388 ). Moreover, it will that only if the real part of the complex pairs satisfies by the relation tex2html_wrap_inline4390 . Indeed it is the condition of the Shil'nikov theorem estimating the presence of the specific dynamics if the repulsion from the steady-state is stronger then the attraction.

In the generalized multistability region near Andronov-Hopf bifurcation point the relation tex2html_wrap_inline4392 is satisfied. When in corresponding of the Shil'nikov theorem, the continues subset of the periodic trajectories and the period increase until infinity when the parameter approaches to the homoclinic bifurcation of the saddle-focus steady-state and submit by the relation: tex2html_wrap_inline4394 , where tex2html_wrap_inline4396 - limit cycle period with number of the peaks equal n, tex2html_wrap_inline4400 - imaginary part of the complex-conjugated pair with negative real part and correspond to the parameters when homoclinic bifurcation happens. At this case the chaotic attractor mapping has branch-like structure.

  1. S.A. Tatarkova, V.V. Tuchin, Laser Physics, 2 (1992) 482.



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