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Figure Captions

Fig.1(a-b) The figures (a) and (b) was obtained using the linearized and non-linearized Hamiltonian respectively with the same parameter set.

Fig. 2 Poincaré surfaces for section tex2html_wrap_inline2237 and 0.30 (from left to right and top to bottom).In all cases the used parameters are : K=1 and tex2html_wrap_inline2243 The sections are in the tex2html_wrap_inline2245 defined.



Kleber Mundim
Wed Jul 16 04:45:35 CDT 1997