Simple scenarios of onset of chaos in three-dimensional maps
Alexander Gonchenko, Sergey Gonchenko, Alexey Kazakov, Dmitry Turaev

TL;DR
This paper qualitatively describes two primary routes to chaos in three-dimensional maps, supported by numerical analysis of Henon-like maps and models in nonholonomic mechanics.
Contribution
It introduces a detailed qualitative framework for understanding chaos onset in 3D maps, focusing on Shilnikov and Lorenz-like scenarios, with numerical illustrations.
Findings
Identification of Shilnikov scenario in spiral chaos transition
Description of Lorenz-like and figure-eight attractor transitions
Numerical validation using Henon-like and nonholonomic mechanics models
Abstract
We give a qualitative description of two main routes to chaos in three-dimensional maps. We discuss Shilnikov scenario of transition to spiral chaos and a scenario of transition to discrete Lorenz-like and figure-eight strange attractors. The theory is illustrated by numerical analysis of three-dimensional Henon-like maps and Poincare maps in models of nonholonomic mechanics.
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