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Towards full characterization of continuous systems in terms of periodic orbits
In this work we describe a method to find, for a continuous system, all the low-period cycles embedded within a numerically observed attractor. As an example of the application of this technique, we construct the trapping region for the Roessler system and find all periodic orbits of the associated Poincare map up to period 11.