Controlling dynamical behavior of drive-response system through linear augmentation

Abstract Unidirectionally coupled chaotic systems give rise to driver induced bistability in response system under certain parameters setting. Such a system is studied here with augmented dynamics. A linear augmentation provides a controlled dynamical behavior of response system in two different ways: augmented drive system brings the stabilization of the steady state where as augmented response system is able to control the bistability. We present a detailed analysis of Lorenz–Rössler system with linear augmentation for controlled dynamical behavior.

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