Dynamics of the Classical Counterpart of a Quantum Nonlinear Oscillator with Parametric Dissipation

Abstract

This work analyzes the effect of parametric dissipation on the dynamics of the classical oscillator counterpart of a quantum nonlinear oscillator driven by a position-dependent mass. The multiple scale method is used to search the different possible states of resonances and two types of resonances are analyzed. The influence of system parameters and in particular that of parametric dissipation on the resonance amplitude is studied. The complete dynamics and transition to chaos of the oscillator are analyzed numerically using the Runge-Kutta algorithm of order 4. Bifurcation diagrams, Lyapunov exponents and phase spaces are used and the frequency doubling phenomenon is obtained and the limits of the system oscillations are widened.