CHAOS IN TOPOLOGICAL SPACES
John A. Taylor
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John A. Taylor
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We give a definition of chaos for a continuous self map of a general topological space. We show that in a uniform Hausdorff space there is a meaningful definition of sensitive dependence on initial conditions. We prove that a continuous self map of a uniform Hausdorff space that is chaotic in the sense defined is necessarily sensitively dependent on initial conditions. Finally, we exhibit a chaotic map on a non-metrizable topological space.
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We give a definition of chaos for a continuous self map of a general topological space. We show that in a uniform Hausdorff space there is a meaningful definition of sensitive dependence on initial conditions. We prove that a continuous self map of a uniform Hausdorff space that is chaotic in the sense defined is necessarily sensitively dependent on initial conditions. Finally, we exhibit a chaotic map on a non-metrizable topological space.
Key concepts: CHAOS (operating system), Topological space, Topology (electrical circuits), Geography, Computer science, Business, Pure mathematics, Mathematics