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First-Order Transition to Chaos with Critical Slowing Down
Can the transition from integrability to chaos be discontinuous? We show that it can, and that the resulting first-order dynamical transition coexists with critical slowing down. Using an analytically tractable confined random walk and a deterministic stadium-like billiard, we find a finite jump of
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