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But if the forcing is larger then the dynamics become chaotic:  
•  this is hard to see in the trajectories and time series;
•  it may be seen in the Poincare section (taken at constant phase of the forcing).

e.g.  F=1

The stretching & folding of chaos appears in successive Poincare sections