Emergence of spatiotemporal dislocation chains in drifting patterns

M. G. Clerc, C. Falcón, M. A. García-Ñustes, V. Odent, I. Ortega

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Abstract

One-dimensional patterns subjected to counter-propagative flows or speed jumps exhibit a rich and complex spatiotemporal dynamics, which is characterized by the perpetual emergence of spatiotemporal dislocation chains. Using a universal amplitude equation of drifting patterns, we show that this behavior is a result of a combination of a phase instability and an advection process caused by an inhomogeneous drift force. The emergence of spatiotemporal dislocation chains is verified in numerical simulations on an optical feedback system with a non-uniform intensity pump. Experimentally this phenomenon is also observed in a tilted quasi-one-dimensional fluidized shallow granular bed mechanically driven by a harmonic vertical vibration.

Original languageEnglish
Article number023133
JournalChaos
Volume24
Issue number2
DOIs
StatePublished - 1 Jun 2014
Externally publishedYes

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