The shift map and the symbolic dynamics and application of topological conjugacy
Indranil Bhaumik, Binayak Samadder Choudhury
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Indranil Bhaumik, Binayak Samadder Choudhury
Abstract
The aim of this paper is to prove some chaotic properties of the symbol space 2Σ and the shift map σ and on the other hand apply the topological conjugacy property of the shift map on the logistic map. We have proved that the shift map is generically δ-chaotic on 2Σ. It is also proved that 2Σ is a Cantor set and the shift map has sensitive dependence on initial conditions in an alternative way. In two other theorems we have directly proved that the dynamical system ( 2Σ,σ) has modified weakly chaotic dependence on initial conditions as well as chaotic dependence on initial conditions. Hence by topological conjugacy the dynamical system ( µFI,), for 4>µ, has those properties.
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The aim of this paper is to prove some chaotic properties of the symbol space 2Σ and the shift map σ and on the other hand apply the topological conjugacy property of the shift map on the logistic map. We have proved that the shift map is generically δ-chaotic on 2Σ. It is also proved that 2Σ is a Cantor set and the shift map has sensitive dependence on initial conditions in an alternative way. In two other theorems we have directly proved that the dynamical system ( 2Σ,σ) has modified weakly chaotic dependence on initial conditions as well as chaotic dependence on initial conditions. Hence by topological conjugacy the dynamical system ( µFI,), for 4>µ, has those properties.
Key concepts: Topological conjugacy, Chaotic, Logistic map, Mathematics, Chaotic map, Symbolic dynamics, Tent map, Conjugacy class