We perform a direct numerical simulation (DNS) of the forced, incompressible
two-dimensional Navier-Stokes equation coupled with the FENE-P equations for
the polymer-conformation tensor. The forcing is such that, without polymers and
at low Reynolds numbers \mbox{Re}, the film attains a steady state that is a
square lattice of vortices and anti-vortices. We find that, as we increase the
Weissenberg number \mbox{Wi}, a sequence of nonequilibrium phase transitions
transforms this lattice, first to spatially distorted, but temporally steady,
crystals and then to a sequence of crystals that oscillate in time,
periodically, at low \mbox{Wi}, and quasiperiodically, for slightly larger
\mbox{Wi}. Finally, the system becomes disordered and displays spatiotemporal
chaos and elastic turbulence. We then obtain the nonequilibrium phase diagram
for this system, in the \mbox{Wi} - \Omega plane, where \Omega \propto
{\mbox{Re}}, and show that (a) the boundary between the crystalline and
turbulent phases has a complicated, fractal-type character and (b) the
Okubo-Weiss parameter Λ provides us with a natural measure for
characterizing the phases and transitions in this diagram.Comment: 16 pages, 17 figure