Dynamical systems and ergodic theory Low-dimensional dynamics Example
Tent map
Builds on Discrete-time dynamical systemInvariant measureLebesgue measureTopological entropyLyapunov exponent
Example
For a parameter , the tent map is Its graph is a tent: it rises with slope on and falls with slope on . Its top value is , so it maps into itself and is a discrete-time dynamical system.
Check that Lebesgue measure is invariant for . For , the preimage is , two intervals of length each. So , and this extends from intervals to all Borel sets.
Remarks
For the map is ergodic for Lebesgue measure, has topological entropy , and has Lyapunov exponent at every point whose orbit avoids , since . For every orbit tends to the fixed point . The map is conjugate to the logistic map .
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- Borel sigma-algebra concept
- Discrete-time dynamical system concept
- Euclidean space object
- Invariant measure concept
- Lyapunov exponent concept
- Outer measure concept
- Topological entropy concept
- Lebesgue measure object
- Tent map example
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| Tag | D0A22MEB1F |
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| URI | m2://D0A22MEB1F |
| Kind | example |
| Writing | W0 stub |
| MSC | 37E05, 37A05 |
| Instance of | Discrete-time dynamical system |
| Uses | Discrete-time dynamical system, Invariant measure, Lebesgue measure, Topological entropy, Lyapunov exponent |
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