Period three may not mean chaos: An example of a piecewise linear map
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- Behavior of Dynamical Systems Governed by a Simple Nonlinear Difference Equation
- Period Three Implies Chaos
- Periodic Points of Continuous Functions
- Positive Liapunov exponents and absolute continuity for maps of the interval
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- The dynamics of density dependent population models
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