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We introduce random homoclinic points and orbits for random dynamical systems with hyperbolic stationary orbits and investigate their meaning for irregular behaviour in form of a stochastic version of the Birkhoff-Smale Theorem.
Volker Matthias Gundlach
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Towards The Global: Complexity, Topology And Chaos In Modelling, Simulation And Computation
Topological effects produce chaos in multiagent simulation and distributed computation. We explain this result by developing three themes concerning complex systems in the natural and social sciences: (i) Pragmatically, a system is complex when it is ...
David A. Meyer
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Approximation of Indifferent Cycles
In this paper we deal with analytic families of polynomials or entire transcendental functions with one free singular value. The main topic is the approximation of non--hyperbolic funtions by hyperbolic functions and we discuss the (non--)convergence of ...
Hartje Kriete
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Strong Cocycle Triviality for ... Subshifts
. We consider the cohomology of two-dimensional subshifts, and develop a new approach to proving that every cocycle is trivial (i.e. cohomologous to a homomorphism).
Oliver Jenkinson
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Минимални попространства с максимални размерностни диаметри
Владимир Тодоров - Нека X е компактно метрично пространство с dim X = n. Тогава за n − 1 - мерния диаметър dn−1(X) на X е изпълнено неравенството dn−1(X) > 0, докато dn(X) = 0 (да отбележим, че това е една от характеристиките на размерността на Лебег ...
Todorov, Vladimir
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This note deals with Julia sets of polynomials. One of the most interesting questions is the classification of (non-repelling) cycles and their relation to critical orbits. The case of attracting and rationally indifferent cycles has already been settled
Hartje Kriete
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Conley Index Approach to Sampled Dynamics. [PDF]
Batko B +3 more
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Given a compact Hausdorff space X and a homeomorphism σ on X, denote by Σ=(X,σ) a topological dynamical system. Then the associated Banach ∗-algebra l1(Σ) is defined as l1(Σ)={a:Z→C(X), ∥a∥:=∑n∈Z∥a(n)∥<∞} with a crossed product–type product (aa′)(n)
tschinke francesco
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Some characterizations of disjoint topological transitivity on Orlicz spaces. [PDF]
Chen CC, Du WS.
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Some Iterative Properties of ( F 1 , F 2 ) -Chaos in Non-Autonomous Discrete Systems. [PDF]
Tang X, Chen G, Lu T.
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