Some problems in analysis of discretizations of continuous dynamical systems (Q4374908)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1109827
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1109827 |
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Some problems in analysis of discretizations of continuous dynamical systems (English)
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17 February 1998
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computer modeling
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discretizations
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collapsing points
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cycle length
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first recurrent moments
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chaotic systems
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plane rotations
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random mappings
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probability measures
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The authors analyze the connection between the continuous dynamical systems and their discretized counterparts. The traditional approach is based on the hypothesis that any required accuracy of solution of a problem can be achieved by means of appropriate precision of computer memory and time of calculation. The paper is dedicated mainly to analysis of two examples when this hypothesis is wrong. The first example concerns the behavior of some one-dimensional chaotic system. The second example deals with differences between phase diagram of rotation of the plane with some fixed angle and natural discretization of this mapping.
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