# REFERENCES

## I Figure Captions

1. Fig 1(a) shows the spatial intermittency in the lattice associated with tangent -period doubling bifurcation. i refers to position of site on the lattice.Fig 1(b) shows two iterates of the lattice. As can be seen both regular and irregular sites behave periodically in time.The fixed point is $`\xi =\frac{\gamma ϵ\mu 2}{\mu \gamma ϵ}`$
2. Fig 2 The scaling behaviour of the laminar sites is shown. $`P(l)`$ is the probability of obtaining a laminar region of length $`l`$. The length of the laminar region is defined as number of adjacent sites which remain within a particular accuracy. Three different exponents are found corresponding to three kinds of intermittency.The fixed point is $`\xi =\frac{\gamma ϵ\mu 2}{\mu \gamma ϵ}`$ .The behaviour observed was obtained for a lattice of size 50,000 iterated for 20000 iterates starting with $`100`$ random initial conditions. The accuracy to which the laminarity of the region was checked was $`10^5`$. The asterisks denote the behaviour with exponent $`\zeta _1`$, crosses $`\zeta _2`$ and pluses denote $`\zeta _3`$. The ranges of the exponents are given in the caption of Table I. $`\zeta _3`$ shows departures from this power-law over the third decade. The axes are marked in the natural log-scale.
3. Fig 3 The spatial second return map $`x(i+2)`$ vs $`x(i)`$ where $`i`$ is the site index is plotted for $`\xi =\frac{\gamma ϵ\mu 2}{\mu \gamma ϵ}`$.

## II Table Captions

1. Table 1.1 We list the bifurcations from the synchronised fixed point $`x=0`$. The type of bifurcation involved,the region in parameter space where the bifurcation conditions are satisfied, the manner in which the eigenvalue crosses unit circle and the power law exponent $`P(l)l^{\zeta _i}`$ are listed. The range of the exponent $`\zeta _1`$ is $`[1.92.2]`$, $`\zeta _2`$ lies in the range $`[1.31.35]`$ and $`\zeta _3`$ in the range $`[0.610.72]`$. We also identify the nature of the intermittency, whether spatial or spatio-temporal(ST). In Table 1.2 the same quantities are given for the other fixed point.
2. Table 2 This table lists the values of the spatial laminar exponent observed in experiments (values as quoted in Ref. ) and compares their values with the laminar exponents of our CML model. It is clear that the exponents $`\zeta _1`$ and $`\zeta _3`$ are directly observed in fluid experiments on convection in an annulus and in the roll coating system. As explained in the text, the exponent $`\zeta _2`$ serves as a lower bound on the ex ponent observed in convection in a channel and in the Taylor Dean system. The experimentally observed exponent actually coincides with the CML exponent $`\zeta _G`$ which occurs when the structure associated with the exponent $`\zeta _2`$ undergoes a further bifurcation.