Sudden transitions to chaos in a semiconductor laser with optical delay

K Green; B Krauskopf

Sudden transitions to chaos in a semiconductor laser with optical delay

K Green, B Krauskopf

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Work is presented of how a new method to compute 1D unstable manifolds of saddle periodic orbits of delay equations can be used to identify transitions to chaos in a physical system that is subject to delayed feedback. Specifically, we study an interior crisis bifurcation and an intermittent transition in a semiconductor laser subject to phase-conjugate feedback.

Original language	English
Publication status	Unpublished - 2003

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Additional information: Later published in EQUADIFF: Proceedings of the International Conference on Differential Equations, by World Scientific Publishing (2005), pp. 607-612, ISBN 9812561692

Sponsorship: KG is a Research Fellow of KU Leuven. BK is supported by a an EPSRC Advanced Research Fellowship Grant.

Terms of use: Copyright © 2005 World Scientific Publishing Co. All rights reserved

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Sudden transitions to chaos in a semiconductor laser with optical delay
Green, K. & Krauskopf, B., 2005, Unknown. World Scientific Publishing Co., p. 607 - 612 6 p.
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