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Virtual Chimera States for Delayed-Feedback Systems

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FIG. 1: (Color on line) Virtual chimera in delay dynamics.
FIG. 2: Experiment. (a) Setup of the electronic FM nonlinear delay oscillator. (b) Physical non linearity, as a function of the VCO output frequency ν, with the first bisector (dashed line) revealing the fixed points of the associated map.
FIG. 3: (Color on line) Diversity of motions. Two-headed chimera, (a): Exp. (b): Num. Three-headed ((c): Exp.) and four-headed ((d): Num

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