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Adjacency and Parity Relations of Words in Discrete Dynamical Systems

โœ Scribed by William Y.C. Chen; James D. Louck; Jun Wang


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2000
Tongue
English
Weight
222 KB
Volume
91
Category
Article
ISSN
0097-3165

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โœฆ Synopsis


Words on two letters, or their equivalent representation by : sequences, label the branches of the inverse graph of the n th iterate of the parabolic map p (x) = x(2&x) of the real line. The abstract properties of words control the evolution of this graph in the content parameter . In particular, properties of words (: sequences) control the process of creation and bifurcation of fixed points. The subset of lexical words of length n&1 or the corresponding set of lexical : sequences of degree D=n&1 are key entities in this description, as are the divisor set of lexical words of degree D such that 1+D divides n. The parity, even or odd, of the length of the lexical sequences in the divisor set controls the motion, from left to right or right to left, of the central point (1, x()) of the inverse graph through the midpoint (1, 1), as the content parameter `increase.


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