Fig. A.3

Same as Fig. A.2 but for D = 0.25 < Dcrit. An interval of initial conditions produces bounded orbits (in green), which loop forever inside the unit circle. They approach closer to the origin than the red trajectories, producing a smaller circular cavity (grey disc, see (Eq. 37)). For comparison, the same circles as in Fig. A.2 are represented. We note that the red trajectories are still limited by the W0(exp[−1]) radius (inner dashed circle).
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