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Dynamical Analysis of Nose-Hoover Continuous Chaotic System Based on Gingerbreadman Discrete Chaotic Sequence

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Apply the discrete chaotic sequence of Gingerbreadman System to the only one control parameter of Nose-Hoover continuous chaotic system, can get completely different simulation results. Namely, extracting a part of sequence of Gingerbreadman discrete system randomly, and take this sequence to control Nose-Hoover continuous chaotic system, then make analysis of this new system. Dynamic analysis of the new system, which is based on Nose-Hoover continuous chaotic system under the control of the discrete chaotic sequence of Gingerbreadman system. Compared with the original system carefully, find that phase diagram arising from new system produce obvious changes. We also calculate Lyapunov exponents, compared with the Lyapunov exponents computed from original system, find it also changed. It proved that our new system has chaotic characteristics, provide new method for the chaotic system which are used in the fields of cryptography, secure communication and information security etc.

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Hao, R., Ma, X. (2019). Dynamical Analysis of Nose-Hoover Continuous Chaotic System Based on Gingerbreadman Discrete Chaotic Sequence. In: Jin, J., Li, P., Fan, L. (eds) Green Energy and Networking. GreeNets 2019. Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering, vol 282. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-21730-3_19

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