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Regular and chaotic behaviour in an extensible pendulum

The extensible pendulum is studied numerically to illustrate the Hamiltonian transition to chaos. This is an apparently simple system which is well suited to explain concepts related with the onset of chaos. Using Poincare sections we exhibit the low-energy regular motion and the coexistence of stochastic and regular motion at intermediate energies. We employ other diagnostic techniques for checking our conclusions.

H. N. Núñez-Yépez | Ricardo Carretero-González | A. L. Salas-Brito | R. Carretero-González

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