Jacobian elliptic functions have been at the heart of nonlinear science for two hundred years. Through the exploration of two biparametric () elliptic-based generalizations of the Metropolis–Stein–Stein (MSS) map, and , with and being Jacobian elliptic functions of parameter , we provide analytical and numerical evidence that solely varying the impulse per unit of amplitude of the periodic map functions, while keeping its amplitude constant, shifts the bifurcation amplitudes, including those corresponding to the onset and extinction of chaos, with respect to the case of the standard MSS map. The analyses of the Schwarzian derivative of the two elliptic maps indicate that a change of its sign from negative to positive as the shape parameter is increased from 0 to 1 only occurs for the map , while the corresponding routes orderchaos for both elliptic maps still follow Feigenbaum’s universality. We found that maximal extension of the state space wherein presents a positive Schwarzian derivative occurs at a single critical value of the shape parameter: . Remarkably, this value corresponds to a magic universal waveform which optimally enhances directed ratchet transport by symmetry breaking and is associated with an enhancement of chaos for in parameter space with respect to the shift-symmetric map It should be emphasized that this change in the sign of the Schwarzian derivative is a genuine feature of the map which is completely absent in the standard MSS map.
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