Symmetry/Asymmetry in Robust Chaos and Chaotification–Theory and Applications
A special issue of Symmetry (ISSN 2073-8994).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 28 February 2025 | Viewed by 375
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Interests: chaos; cryptography
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Interests: nonlinear dynamics; chaos; chaos-based communication
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Interests: AI; control systems; robotics; chaos; machine learning
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Interests: chaos; control; observer design; cryptography
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
For decades, chaos has attracted the attention of scientists from various fields of interest. As a result, countless works, both theoretical and applied, present new chaotic systems, both continuous and discrete. However, in many areas, it is not enough for a system to be chaotic. It is also required that chaotic systems meet additional assumptions. One of them is the absence of so-called periodic windows. This assumption leads directly to systems that we call robust chaos.
This SI is devoted to issues related to robust chaos. It also concerns so-called chaotification methods, i.e., techniques for improving the properties of existing chaotic systems or constructing new systems with chaotic behavior. In addition, this SI will be of particular interest to works that concern chaotic systems that do not generate stable solutions in their dynamics, e.g., fixed points. Both theoretical works and those showing applications related to robust chaos and chaotification are welcome. Among the applications, works on using robust chaos in encryption will receive special attention, but those from other areas are also welcome.
Dr. Marcin Lawnik
Dr. Murilo da Silva Baptista
Prof. Dr. George F. Fragulis
Dr. Lazaros Moysis
Dr. Christos Volos
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- robust chaos
- chaotification
- S-unimodal maps
- hidden attractors
- AI methods in modeling chaotic systems
- symmetric features (phase diagrams, equilibria, antimonotonicity)
- chaos applications
- chaos symmetric encryption
- machine learning techniques for cryptanalysis of chaotic encryption
- chaos path planning
- chaos PRBG
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