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Paper
Geometric parametrisation of Lagrangian Descriptors for 1 degree-of-freedom systems
2022
Overview
Lagrangian Descriptors (LDs) are scalar quantities able to reveal separatrices, manifolds of hyperbolic saddles, and chaotic seas of dynamical systems. A popular version of the LDs consists in computing the arc-length of trajectories over a calibrated time-window. Herein we introduce and exploit an intrinsic geometrical parametrisation of LDs, free of the time variable, for 1 degree-of-freedom Hamiltonian systems. The parametrisation depends solely on the energy of the system and on the geometry of the associated level curve. We discuss applications of this framework on classical problems on the plane and cylinder, including the cat's eye, 8-shaped and fish-tail separatrices. The developed apparatus allows to characterise semi-analytically the rate at which the derivatives of the geometrical LDs become singular when approaching the separatrix. For the problems considered, the same power laws of divergence are found irrespective from the dynamical system. Some of our results are connected with existing estimates obtained with the temporal LDs under approximations. The geometrical formalism provides alternative insights of the mechanisms driving this dynamical indicator.
Publisher
Cornell University Library, arXiv.org
