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The author investigates the possibility that numerical methods of integration induce chaotic behaviour in dynamical systems. He's interested in particular in symplectic integrators and studies thoroughly the 2-dimensional case, with special attention to the splitting of separatrices. He produces results to explain that the space scale of chaos induced by the numerical scheme is exponentially small with respect to the stepsize. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0982.37002].
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