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Volumn 51, Issue 5, 1995, Pages 3842-3848

Selection of a desirable chaotic phase using small feedback control

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EID: 0002230370     PISSN: 1063651X     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevE.51.3842     Document Type: Article
Times cited : (18)

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    • A known example where a chaotic state may actually correspond to healthy physiological condition is the human heart-rate variability. Goldberger, Mandell, West, and their collaborators discovered that healthy hearts in fact generate highly irregular behavior in the plot of instantaneous heart rate versus time. In contrast, patients with serious heart diseases usually exhibit relatively regular heart-rate variability. They have performed numerous clinical studies to verify their theory. The implication of their discovery is that healthy hearts possess much more complexity (chaos) than sick hearts.
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    • Recently, Schiff et al. have performed experiments to control chaos in rat brain slices [, ]. They demonstrated that the chaotic bursting behavior during periods of time in between epileptic seizures can be made less chaotic or even periodic by applying small electrical pulses to the brain slices. The design of the control is based on the OGY idea of controlling chaos. They also demonstrated that the bursting behavior can be made less periodic by applying anticontrol.
    • (1994) Nature , vol.370 , pp. 615
    • Schiff, S.J.1    Jerger, K.2    Duong, D.H.3    Chang, T.4    Spano, M.L.5    Ditto, W.L.6
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    • Hammel demonstrated in his algorithm of reducing noise for chaotic attractors that the effect of noise may become very severe for trajectory points very close to the tangency points of stable and unstable manifolds
    • (1990) S. M. Hammel, Phys. Lett. A , vol.148 , pp. 421


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