Spatio-temporal behavior of density jumps and the effect of neutral depletion in high-density helicon plasma

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We study the cooperative spatio-temporal behavior of semiconductor breakdown via both probabilistic and dynamical characterization methods (fractal dimensions, entropies, Lyapunov exponents, and the corresponding scaling functions). Agreement between the results obtained from the different numerical concepts (e.g., verification of the Kaplan-Yorke conjecture and the Newhouse- Ruelle-Takens theorem) gives a self-consistent picture of the physical situation investigated. As a consequence, the affirmed chaotic hierarchy of generalized horseshoe-type strange attractors may be ascribed to weak nonlinear coupling between competing localized oscillation centers intrinsic to the present semiconductor system


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