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 {{gtspring2009:​pc.jpg }} Constructing Poincaré sections and return (or forward) maps is not such a big deal - it's just that no masters of plumbing listen to my pleas. **Jul  6 2006** I got Halcrow to give it a try: {{gtspring2009:​pc.jpg }} Constructing Poincaré sections and return (or forward) maps is not such a big deal - it's just that no masters of plumbing listen to my pleas. **Jul  6 2006** I got Halcrow to give it a try:
  
-{{:​intro:​returntimevsperturbation.png|}} ​+{{chaosbook:​intro:​returntimevsperturbation.png|}} ​
 Poincaré return time to first intersection with a Poincaré section, normal to one of the eigenvectors corresponding to the most unstable complex pair  of eigenvalues of the upper branch. Poincaré return time to first intersection with a Poincaré section, normal to one of the eigenvectors corresponding to the most unstable complex pair  of eigenvalues of the upper branch.
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 With Y. Lan I had a bit more luck. He resisted for 6 years or so, but than his wife told him that thesis should be finished this semester and he relented. His Kuramoto-Sivashinsky ("​fluid dynamics"​ in one dimension) plots all like the usual nonlinear garbage: With Y. Lan I had a bit more luck. He resisted for 6 years or so, but than his wife told him that thesis should be finished this semester and he relented. His Kuramoto-Sivashinsky ("​fluid dynamics"​ in one dimension) plots all like the usual nonlinear garbage:
  
-{{:​intro:​antorb1b.png|}} projected on random coordinates (first Fourier modes) until he relented and plotted the unstable manifold of the "upper branch,"​+{{chaosbook:​intro:​antorb1b.png|}} projected on random coordinates (first Fourier modes) until he relented and plotted the unstable manifold of the "upper branch,"​
  
-{{:​intro:​ant5man12.png|}} and relented even further and plotted the <​latex>​D_1</​latex>​ discrete symmetry quotiented ​ return map:+{{chaosbook:​intro:​ant5man12.png|}} and relented even further and plotted the <​latex>​D_1</​latex>​ discrete symmetry quotiented ​ return map:
  
-{{:​intro:​ant5mmppf.png|}} And - (the mystery hidden from human eye by being written in the ChaosBook!) - very many periodic orbits followed, labeled by a ternary alphabet. ​+{{chaosbook:​intro:​ant5mmppf.png|}} And - (the mystery hidden from human eye by being written in the ChaosBook!) - very many periodic orbits followed, labeled by a ternary alphabet. ​
  
 So I know you can do it, if you get your mind to it. So I know you can do it, if you get your mind to it.
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