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Mathematics, volume 10, issue 22, pages 4374

A New Simple Chaotic System with One Nonlinear Term

Yassine Bouteraa 1, 2
Javad Mostafaee 3
Mourad Kchaou 4
Rabeh Abbassi 4
Saleh Mobayen 6
Publication typeJournal Article
Publication date2022-11-20
Journal: Mathematics
scimago Q2
SJR0.475
CiteScore4.0
Impact factor2.3
ISSN22277390
General Mathematics
Computer Science (miscellaneous)
Engineering (miscellaneous)
Abstract

In this research article, a simple four-dimensional (4D) chaotic dynamic system with uncomplicated structure and only one nonlinear term is introduced. The features of the proposed design have been conducted with some standard nonlinear dynamic analysis and mathematical tools which show the chaotic nature. One of the most important indicators for detecting complexity of the chaotic systems is the Kaplan-York dimension of the system. Moreover, one of the main criteria of chaotic systems is its simplicity due to the reduction of operating costs. Therefore, it seems necessary to design a system as simple as possible and with high complexity. In this research, a comparison has been made between the proposed system and similar chaotic systems, which has given noticeable results. For the practical implementation of the proposed design, the circuit analysis using Multisim software has been employed. The proposed scheme has been used in the application of image encryption to show the efficiency of the proposed chaotic system and standard encryption tests have been performed. The rest of the numerical results have been conducted using MATLAB/Simulink software.

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