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Fig. 4. Return maps yi+1(yi) of the apex height yAPEX are shown for different retraction speeds {omega}R (A, {omega}R=0 deg s-1; B, {omega}R=25 deg s-1; C, {omega}=50 deg s-1) but for a lower system energy corresponding to a slower running speed of 3 m s-1 at an apex height yAPEX=1 m. Stable fixed points require non-zero retraction velocities {omega}R>0 (B,C). As in Fig. 3, an increased retraction speed leads to an enlarged attraction of the stable fixed points with respect to a given initial (e.g. disturbed) apex height. Model parameters: m=80 kg, l0=1 m, kLEG=20 kN m-1.





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