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Li–Yorke chaos in nonautonomous Hopf bifurcation patterns I

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Figure 1. Orbits on R 2 , autonomous case (5.9). Left: ε = −0.15.
Figure 3. Graphic projections, quasiperiodic case with positive rotation (5.10). Left: ε = −0.15
Figure 4. Graphic projections at the bifurcation point ε = 0, case of bounded orbits. Left: autonomous case (5.9)

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