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Totally Transitive Maps - A Short Note

Indranil Bhaumik, Binayak Samadder Choudhury

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In this short note we discuss totally transitive maps. We show that all chaotic maps are not necessarily totally transitive, but there are chaotic maps with this property. Our discussion relates to symbol space 2 and real line.

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In this short note we discuss totally transitive maps. We show that all chaotic maps are not necessarily totally transitive, but there are chaotic maps with this property. Our discussion relates to symbol space 2 and real line.

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In this short note we discuss totally transitive maps. We show that all chaotic maps are not necessarily totally transitive, but there are chaotic maps with this property. Our discussion relates to symbol space 2 and real line.

Key concepts: Transitive relation, Chaotic, Property (philosophy), Real line, Mathematics, Space (punctuation), Computer science, Discrete mathematics

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