Nonperiodic delay mechanism in time-dependent chaotic scattering
P. Papachristou, F. K. Diakonos, E. Mavrommatis, V. Constantoudis
Abstract
We study the occurence of delay mechanisms other than periodic orbits in systems with time dependent potentials that exhibit chaotic scattering. By using as model system two harmonically oscillating disks on a plane, we have found the existence of a mechanism not related to the periodic orbits of the system, that delays trajectories in the scattering region. This mechanism creates a fractal-like structure in the scattering functions and can possibly occur in several time-dependent scattering systems.
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