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Distinguishing Chaos from Noise in an Optically Bistable System

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Abstract

The study of chaos has been of considerable recent interest. Most recent studies1–3 concentrate on the periodic waveforms observed in the domains between stable and erratic behavior, which are referred to as routes to chaos. The period doubling route of Feigenbaurn4 is subject to quantitative test and, when observed, is regarded as strong evidence of chaotic behavior. However, many systems showing erratic behavior do not have doubling sequences,1 and some cases with doubling sequences do not even show qualitative agreement with the Feigenbaum prediction,3 In addition, the route to chaos can be non-unique2 at one set of parameters. Hence it is unclear whether experimental studies of routes to chaos can yield unambiguous evidence for chaos.

© 1984 Optical Society of America

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