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Normal forms of continuous piecewise linear Vector fields and chaotic attractors Part II: chaotic attractors

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This paper represents Part II of a 2-part paper which provides the normal forms of piecewise linear vector fields (abbr. PL-systems) under affine conjugacy and the prototype chaotic attractors in the PL-systems. We derive in Part I the general forms of PL-systems and the normal forms of linear systems with a section which play an important role in Part II. The normal forms of 2-region PL-systems and the prototype attractors (Spiral, Double Scroll, Double Screw, Toroidal, Sparrow, Lorenz and Duffing attractors) are provided in Part II. It is also proved in Part II that the affine conjugate classes of proper systems are uniquely determined by the eigen values in each region.

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Dedicated to Professor Kenichi Shiraiwa on his 60th birthday

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Komuro, M. Normal forms of continuous piecewise linear Vector fields and chaotic attractors Part II: chaotic attractors. Japan J. Appl. Math. 5, 503–549 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03167913

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