학술논문
Analogy between a 10D model for nonlinear wave-wave interaction in a plasma and the 3D Lorenz dynamics.
Document Type
Journal
Author
Letellier, C. (F-ROUEN-CO2) AMS Author Profile; Aguirre, L. A. (BR-FMG) AMS Author Profile; Maquet, J. (F-ROUEN-CO2) AMS Author Profile; Lefebvre, B. (F-CNRS-PKE) AMS Author Profile
Source
Subject
35 Partial differential equations -- 35Q Equations of mathematical physics and other areas of application
35Q60PDEs in connection with optics and electromagnetic theory
37Dynamical systems and ergodic theory -- 37N Applications
37N20Dynamical systems in other branches of physics
76Fluid mechanics -- 76X Ionized gas flow in electromagnetic fields; plasmic flow
76X05Ionized gas flow in electromagnetic fields; plasmic flow
35Q60
37
37N20
76
76X05
Language
English
Abstract
Summary: ``This paper investigates nonlinear wave-wave interactions ina system that describes a modified decay instability and consists ofthree Langmuir and one ion-sound waves. As a means to establish thatthe underlying dynamics exists in a 3D space and that it is of theLorenz-type, both continuous and discrete-time multivariable globalmodels were obtained from data. These data were obtained from a 10Ddynamical system that describes the modified decay instabilityobtained from Zakharov's equations which characterise Langmuirturbulence. This 10D model is equivariant under a continuous rotationsymmetry and a discrete order-2 rotation symmetry. When the continuousrotation symmetry is modded out, that is, when the dynamics arerepresented with the continuous rotation symmetry removed under alocal diffeomorphism, it is shown that a 3D system may describe theunderlying dynamics. For certain parameter values, the models,obtained using global modelling techniques from three time series fromthe 10D dynamics with the continuous rotation symmetry modded out,generate attractors which are topologically equivalent. These modelscan be simulated easily and, due to their simplicity, are amenable foranalysis of the original dynamics after symmetries have been moddedout. Moreover, it is shown that all of these attractors aretopologically equivalent to an attractor generated by the well-knownLorenz system.''