Dynamics Analysis of Hyperchaotic Circuit

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Dynamics Analysis of Hyperchaotic Circuit

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Author: Jiali Leng, Yongming Cao, Kefeng Zhao

Abstract: This paper proposes a new simple 4D memristive circuit. We find that the system exist richly complex dynamics, such as chaos and hyperchaos. Further numerical study has verified the existence of a hyperchaotic attractor in the memristive circuit.

Keywords: Memristor; Bifurcation; Hyperchaos

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