Conclusion

Ralph H. Abraham, Laura Gardini and Christian Mira
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Ralph H. Abraham: University of California Santa Cruz
Laura Gardini: Universitá di Urbino, Instituto di Scienze Economiche
Christian Mira: Institut National des Sciences Appliquees de Toulouse, Dept. of Control Engineering

Chapter Chapter 8 in Chaos in Discrete Dynamical Systems, 1997, pp 151-151 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract This completes our tour of attractors and bifurcations in the context of discrete dynamical systems in two dimensions. Most of the basic concepts — attractors, basins, critical sets, bifurcations, and so on — may be understood in the 1D context, as we have indicated here and there; but perhaps they are clearer in 2D. Also, the 2D versions may admit a more straightforward generalization to 3D and higher dimensions.

Date: 1997
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DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4612-1936-1_8

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