Transient Chaos, Synchronization and Digital Image Enhancement Technique Based on a Novel 5D Fractional-Order Hyperchaotic Memristive System

Khan, Nasreen; Muthukumar, P.

doi:10.1007/s00034-021-01892-6

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“…[34] However, most chaotic systems have very few transient behaviors, typically only periodic to chaotic transitions, [35,36] or transitions from chaos to periodicity. [37] Although a memristive chaotic system with four transient behaviors has recently been reported, [34] and scholars have discovered systems with two transient behaviors coexisting, [38] as well as some other special transient behaviors, [39][40][41] such systems are still rare. Due to its excellent characteristics, it is necessary to study systems with multiple transient behaviors.…”

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Rucklidge-based memristive chaotic system: Dynamic analysis and image encryption

et al. 2023

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A new four dimensional memristive chaotic system is obtained by introducing a memristor into the Rucklidge chaotic system, and a detailed dynamic analysis of the system is performed. The sensitivity of the system to parameters allows it obtains 16 different attractors by changing only one parameter. The various transient behaviors and excellent spectral entropy and C0 complexity values of the system can also reflect the high complexity of the system. A circuit is designed and verified the feasibility of the system from the physical level. Finally, the system is applied to image encryption, and the security of the encryption system is analyzed from multiple aspects, providing a reference for the application of such memristive chaotic systems.

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