Since the seminal remark by Pecora and Carroll that one can synchronize chaotic systems, the main example in the related literature has been the Lorenz equations. Yet this literature contains a mixture of true and false, and of justified and unsubstantiated claims about the synchronization properties of the Lorenz equations. In this note we clarify some of the confusion.
By: Neil Balmforth, Charles Tresser, Patrick Worfolk and Chai Wah Wu
Published in: RC20710 in 1997
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