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...workstation

An array of processors in parallel makes possible to cope with large sets of orbits to perform, e.g., a fine scanning of the parameter space of a given Hamiltonian.

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...$p_{\varphi}=0$

A value $p_{\varphi}\ne 0$ could change the topology of the phase space. The discussion given here could be slightly different, but the tools to study it are the same presented here. The main difference, if $p_{\varphi}\ne 0$, is that R=0 is not admissible and box orbits do not exist.

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... orbit

This orbit has two intersections with the xp_x-plane, due to its shape, but only one with the yp_y-plane. In any case it is not obtained by period doubling.

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