Description Usage Arguments Value References Examples
Computes all the Lyapunov exponents based on Gram-Schmidt procedure with zero-Lyapunov exponent compelled to the flow direction (Grond et al. 1985). The Jacobian matrix is computed from the original model by semi-Formal Derivation.
1 2 3 | lyapFDGrond(outLyapFD = NULL, nVar, dMax, coeffF, intgrMthod = "rk4",
tDeb = 0, dt, tFin, yDeb, Ddeb = NULL, nIterMin = 1,
nIterStats = 50)
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outLyapFD |
List of output data that can be used as an input in order to extend the computation |
nVar |
Model dimension |
dMax |
Maximum degree of the polynomial formulation |
coeffF |
Model matrix. Each column correspond to
one equation. Lines provide the coefficients for each
polynomial term which order is defined with function
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intgrMthod |
Numerical integration method ('rk4' by default) |
tDeb |
Initial integration time (0 by default) |
dt |
Integration time step |
tFin |
Final integration time |
yDeb |
Model initial conditions |
Ddeb |
Jacobian initial conditions (optional). |
nIterMin |
Minimum number of iterations (nIterMin= 1 by default) |
nIterStats |
Number of iterations used in the statistics computation |
List of output data
F. Grond, H. H. Diebner, S. Sahle, A. Mathias, S. Fischer, O. E. Rossler, A robust, locally interpretable algorithm for Lyapunov exponents, Chaos, Solitons \& Fractals, 16, 841-852 (2003).
F. Grond \& H. H. Diebner: Local Lyapunov exponents for dissipative continuous systems. Chaos, Solitons \& Fractals, 23, 1809-1817 (2005).
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