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Hierarchical fragmentation of regular islands in a discontinuous nontwist map
The destruction of regular regions in two-dimensional, area-preserving maps is traditionally described in terms of the breakup of invariant curves and the persistence of transport barriers. Here, we investigate how this scenario changes when continuity is lost. We study the extended standard nontwis
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