Behavior of a class of nonlinear discrete-time systems
A novel collection of nonlinear discrete-time systems is analyzed and characterized up to isomorphism. The systems in question are autonomous and deterministic and have the half-open unit interval [0,1) as state space. The analysis establishes isomorphisms between these systems and the members of an especially simple, easy-to understand, normal-form subclass of prototype systems. The prototypes consist exclusively of piecewise-linear systems with parallel pieces. The theory hinges upon a generally unfamiliar but remarkable real number representation resembling ordinary binary or decimal notation but involving a radix or base which is not an integer.
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