H. Nakajima et Y. Ueda, HALF-PERIOD DELAYED FEEDBACK-CONTROL FOR DYNAMICAL-SYSTEMS WITH SYMMETRIES, Physical review. E, Statistical physics, plasmas, fluids, and related interdisciplinary topics, 58(2), 1998, pp. 1757-1763
Delayed feedback control (DFC), proposed by Pyragas [Phys. Lett. A 170
, 421 (1992)], is a simple and practical method of controlling chaos i
n continuous dynamical systems. However, it had been proved that the D
FC has a Limitation; that is, any hyperbolic unstable periodic orbit (
UPO) with an odd number of real characteristic multipliers greater tha
n unity can never be stabilized by the DFC. In this paper, to overcome
this limitation, we propose a modified DFC, ''half-period delayed fee
dback,'' of which the delay time is a half of the period of the UFO. W
e apply it to stabilizing self-symmetric directly unstable periodic or
bits of the Duffing equation. This modified DFC can also be generalize
d to a form stabilizing symmetric periodic orbits in some systems with
symmetries such as the Lorenz equation.