Pub Date : 2024-11-11DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2024.115720
Shuliang Wang, Jin Wang, Shengyang Luan, Bo Song
This paper considers the global information of nodes and constructs a similarity matrix based on s-hop counts. It effectively extracts low-dimensional feature matrices from high-dimensional data to achieve community detection results by utilizing deep learning techniques and deep sparse autoencoders. We successfully detect communities and identify critical inter-community edges. Additionally, we delve into the influence of vulnerable inter-community edges on the resilience of interdependent networks. To illustrate this, a widely employed artificial interdependent power-communication network is adopted as a case study, examining various failure intensities and coupling modes. This approach allows visualization communities, and the impact of vulnerable edges on the interdependent network's resilience is investigated from both structural and functional perspectives. Results have shown that damage to edges bridging different communities can lead to severe network vulnerability. Accordingly, prioritizing the security of these edges will strengthen the network's resilience, which is crucial for preventing further network damage.
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Pub Date : 2024-11-10DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2024.115701
Qianqian Shi , Shaocheng Qu , Xinlei An , Ziming Wei , Chen Zhang
Theoretical research on neuronal dynamics is crucial for elucidating neural functions of the human brain, and electromagnetic fields significantly influence the electrical activity of neurons. This paper proposes a flux-controlled memristor and analyzes its frequency and amplitude dependent pinched hysteresis loops. Considering the electromagnetic induction effect of the memristor, a novel memristive Hindmarsh–Rose (m-HR) neuron model is constructed, which exhibits the coexistence of asymmetric hidden attractors. The theoretical analyses and simulation results on the Hamilton energy demonstrate that the energy evolution of the m-HR neuron model is predominantly associated with state variables. Subsequently, the intricate discharge patterns of the model are investigated through one-parameter and two-parameter bifurcation analysis, accompanied by complexity assessment. Based on the model, a medical image encryption scheme is devised, capable of simultaneously encrypting multiple images of arbitrary size and type. Additionally, the proposed cross-plane scrambling scheme can effectively minimize pixel correlation. Finally, the security tests indicate that the encryption scheme possesses high security and can effectively withstand diverse attacks.
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Pub Date : 2024-11-09DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2024.115712
Marcelo V. Flamarion , Efim Pelinovsky
Algebraic soliton interactions with an external force in the presence of Reynolds viscosity is investigated. In the absence of an external force, the soliton amplitude decays over time. However, when an external force is introduced, it acts as a restoring force, and in some cases, the soliton’s amplitude is preserved. A dynamical system that governs the soliton amplitude and its crest position is obtained assuming a weak force and weak viscosity. For an external force with a Gaussian shape, the dynamical system has two equilibrium points, namely, a saddle and a stable spiral. Asymptotic results are compared with direct numerical simulations, and a strong qualitative agreement is observed. The stable spiral predicted by the asymptotic theory is stable in the sense that soliton solutions with a chosen amplitude and crest position near the spiral point are attracted to it, preserving their amplitude and location.
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One of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) focuses on preventing energy waste while meeting human energy demands. To contribute to this goal, we optimize the drag force and heat transfer rate in the boundary layer flow of a power-law fluid under the influence of a variable magnetic field and thermal radiation along a nonlinear stretching/shrinking permeable wedge. This optimization is achieved through sensitivity analysis using response surface methodology (RSM). Initially, data is collected using the built-in numerical scheme bvp4c to solve the nonlinear local non-similar problem derived from the Navier-Stokes and the energy equations. The impact of stretching/shrinking wedge along with thermal radiation in both pseudoplastic and dilatant fluids on velocity and temperature profiles, Nusselt number, and skin friction coefficient are discussed graphically. RSM is employed to perform regression analysis and develop expressions for the skin friction and Nusselt number as functions of the coded variables A, B, and C (representing the power law index n, thermal radiation parameter Rd, and velocity ratio parameter ϕ). The optimal impact of these factors is presented in graphs that discuss the sensitivity of skin friction and Nusselt number. From the results, it is revealed that skin friction coefficient is more sensitive to the velocity ratio parameter and Nusselt number is more sensitive to radiation parameter at low and medium levels of power law index and radiation, but it becomes more sensitive to velocity ratio parameter at high level.
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Pub Date : 2024-11-09DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2024.115706
Davood Haji Taghi Tehrani , M. Solaimani , M.R. Fathollahi
In this work, we have considered the wavefunction, energy levels, and persistent current of two-dimensional quantum rings that created from the less-studied Mandelbrot, multicorn, and Koch's snowflake fractal shapes. The effect of fractality order on the persistent current for different fractal structure, exchanging this fractals as inner and outer border of the rings, composition parameter x in Ga1−xAlxAs/GaAs system are studied. For this purpose, the numerical solution of the Schrödinger equation governing the problem has been used. We study the effect of symmetry on the creation and destruction of the persistent current. Besides, we have addressed the degeneracies of the wave function of the structures mentioned above.
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Pub Date : 2024-11-08DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2024.115726
Sihan Wu , Xudong Gu , Bingxin Zhao , Zichen Deng
Slender flexible structures in electronic devices and spacecraft usually operate in complex thermal and magnetic environments, in which the stability is greatly affected by the complex environments. In this paper, an analytical method is proposed to study the stability of an axially moving viscoelastic beam under transverse magnetic fields and thermal loads. Firstly, the nonlinear control equation of the axially moving viscoelastic beam is derived by using Hamilton principle, in which the effects of the thermal loads, magnetic field variations and nonlinear deformation of the beam are considered based on the principle of magnetoelasticity. Secondly, Galerkin's method was applied to the derived continuous model to obtain the discrete differential equations of each vibrating mode. Finally, the incremental harmonic balance (IHB) method was employed to determine the unstable regions in the parameter space. The influences of the thermal load, axially moving velocity of the beam, viscosity coefficient, and magnetic field intensity on the regions of stability are investigated. It is found that the thermal loads, axially moving velocity and magnetic field intensity exert a significant influence on the unstable region. The derived results take into account of the combined effects of magnetic field and thermal variation, which is beneficial in understanding the stability of axially moving beams under complex magnetic and thermal environment.
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The Q-learning algorithm has been widely applied to investigate the emergence of cooperation in social dilemmas. Despite -greedy being the most common exploration strategy in Q-learning, mechanisms for adjusting exploration as the game environment changes have not been thoroughly researched. To stay close to reality, this paper proposes an environment-adaptive exploration-based Q-Learning algorithm. We applied the registration concept from image processing to characterize agents’ sensitivity to changes in their surrounding environment to obtain local stimulation. Additionally, we calculated the advantage differences between the agent and the global environment to acquire global stimulation. Simulation results on the public goods game show that the level of cooperation increases and the fraction of exploration consequently decreases when the agents focus more on the local environment. However, the impact of the basic exploration rate on the level of cooperation is not uniform: when the enhancement factor is low, an increase in the exploration rate promotes cooperation, while when the enhancement factor is high, increasing the exploration rate reduces the level of cooperation. The basic exploration rate directly affects the fraction of exploration. Therefore, increasing the basic exploration rate can stably increase the fraction of exploration of the agents. Similarly, the effect of the memory strength parameter on the level of cooperation is positively correlated, and increasing the value of increases the level of cooperation across the board. These evolutionary dynamics could enrich the understanding of cooperation in complex systems.
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Pub Date : 2024-11-06DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2024.115707
Najeh Rekik , Bachir Ouari
In the general theory of relativity initially rationalized by Einstein, the gravity is considered as an occurrence ensuing from the spacetime curvature, which is in turn triggered by the presence of mass. This article provides a detailed analysis of spacetime curvature and gravitational waves, enhancing our understanding of general relativity and astrophysics. Using both analytical and numerical methods, we examined the gradient flow of scalar invariants, variations in the Ricci scalar, and gravitational wave propagation. New findings include the identification of unique curvature patterns around rotating black holes, a detailed comparison of gradient flow behavior in different spacetime geometries, and the discovery of a correlation between scalar invariant fluctuations and gravitational wave amplitudes. These findings validate numerical techniques and reveal how different parameters affect gravitational wave characteristics. While simplified models are used, the present study offers a robust framework for future research. Our work aligns with previous studies but also reveals unique aspects of wave behavior, with implications for quantum gravity and cosmology.
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Pub Date : 2024-11-05DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2024.115692
Majdi Gzal, Victor Kislovsky, Yuli Starosvetsky
This paper provides analytical investigation of nonstationary regimes in a strongly anharmonic Klein-Gordon chain subjected to the two-component parametric excitation. We explore the mechanisms of formation and provide a comprehensive analytical characterization of the dynamics of two distinct highly nonstationary beat-wave regimes, namely the weakly- and strongly- modulated beat-waves. To this end, we derive the double parametrically driven discrete p-Schrodinger model in the neighborhood of 2:2:1 parametric resonance. The obtained non-autonomous slow-flow model depicts the low-energy complex amplitude modulations of coupled oscillators in the vicinity of 2:2:1 resonance. Through a special coordinate transformation, we exactly reduce the slow-flow system dynamics to a beat-wave slow invariant manifold governed by three collective coordinates. To study the complex nonstationary dynamics of beat-waves, we further reduce the overall system dynamics onto the super-slow invariant manifold (SSIM) by applying an additional multi-scale procedure to the system of collective coordinates. Analysis of the system dynamics on the SSIM reveals the two types of non-stationary beat-wave regimes. The first type is a weakly modulated beat-wave response, exhibiting super-slow amplitude modulation without amplitude relaxation. The second, more intriguing type is a strongly modulated beat-wave response, which exhibits rapid amplitude relaxations characterized by two distinct behaviors: one involving rapid amplitude decay to the trivial state, and the other manifested by the recurrent relaxation oscillations. We derive analytical approximations that describe the mechanisms of formation and the entire dynamics of these highly nonstationary beat-wave states. Remarkably, the analytical model aligns satisfactorily with numerical simulations for both weakly and strongly modulated beat-wave states.
本文对受到双分量参数激励的强非谐克莱因-戈登链中的非稳态进行了分析研究。我们探讨了两种不同的高度非稳态拍波机制(即弱调制拍波和强调制拍波)的形成机制,并对其动力学特性进行了全面的分析。为此,我们推导了 2:2:1 参数共振附近的双参数驱动离散 p 薛定谔模型。得到的非自治慢流模型描述了耦合振荡器在 2:2:1 共振附近的低能复振幅调制。通过特殊的坐标变换,我们将慢流系统动力学精确还原为由三个集合坐标支配的节拍波慢不变流形。为了研究节拍波的复杂非稳态动力学,我们通过对集合坐标系应用额外的多尺度程序,进一步将整个系统动力学还原为超慢不变流形(SSIM)。对 SSIM 上系统动力学的分析揭示了两种非稳态节拍波状态。第一种是弱调制节拍波响应,表现出超慢振幅调制而无振幅松弛。第二种更有趣的类型是强调制节拍波响应,它表现出快速的振幅松弛,有两种不同的行为特征:一种是振幅快速衰减到微不足道的状态,另一种则表现为反复出现的松弛振荡。我们推导出分析近似值,描述了这些高度非稳态节拍波状态的形成机制和整个动力学过程。值得注意的是,分析模型与弱调制和强调制节拍波状态的数值模拟结果都非常吻合。
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Pub Date : 2024-11-05DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2024.115666
Xin Jin , Zhengxin Wang , Xiaojie Chen
In this work, we propose a model for heterogeneous multiplex networks with stochastic perturbations. We consider multiple leaders in the networks and design an impulsive controller for cost saving to investigate the containment control problem in the stochastic heterogeneous multiplex networks. By means of the Lyapunov function method and stochastic impulsive differential equations theory, we obtain sufficient conditions in which the states of all followers converge to the bounded convex hull spanned by the states of multiple leaders. We also obtain the upper bound of the convergence region of the synchronization error system. Furthermore, we study the case with time delay and derive the sufficient conditions for the states of synchronization error to converge to the bounded region. Finally, we give two numerical examples to verify the theoretical results.
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