A Chaos Lemma
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Chaos is a fairly well understood phenomenon in dynamics: consequences of its presence often include the ``curses of unpredictability and practical incomputability of the long-term behaviour in a system governed by deterministic dynamics. This property is usually formulated in terms of ``sensitive dependence on initial conditions. The authors present a simple method of studying chaos that considers all the possible sequences that different trajectories can have when passing through some collection of sets.
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