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Hyperbolic attractors of diffeomorphisms of orientable surfaces. Part 3. Classification algorithm

Aleksei Yu Zhirov

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In this third part an algorithm is described that enables us to decide, in finitely many steps, whether two attractors of a given class are topologically conjugate or not, provided that at least one code of each is known.

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In this third part an algorithm is described that enables us to decide, in finitely many steps, whether two attractors of a given class are topologically conjugate or not, provided that at least one code of each is known.

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In this third part an algorithm is described that enables us to decide, in finitely many steps, whether two attractors of a given class are topologically conjugate or not, provided that at least one code of each is known.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Attractor, Pure mathematics, Algorithm, Mathematical analysis

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