Chaotic attractors generated by iterated function systems: `harmonic decompositions' and the onset of chaos
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The author describes the onset of chaos in iterated function systems (IFS) with time-dependent forcing terms. It is shown that random selection of transformation in the IFS is essential for the generation of a chaotic attractor. Ordered selections of transformations generate closed orbits which may be used to characterize the emergence of chaotic behaviour.
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