Poincaré sections of Hamiltonian systems

doi:10.1016/0010-4655(96)00032-X

Computer Physics Communications

Volume 95, Issues 2–3, June 1996, Pages 171-189

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Abstract

A set of Maplev R.3 software routines, for plotting $2 D 3 D$ projections of Poincaré surfaces-of-section of Hamiltonian dynamical systems, is presented. The package consists of a plotting-command plus a set of facility-commands for a quick setup of the Hamilton equations of motion, initial conditions for numerical experiments, and for the zooming of plots.

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