periodic orbit
collocation in Englishmeaningsofperiodicandorbit
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periodic
adjective
uk/ˌpɪə.riˈɒd.ɪk/us/ˌpɪr.iˈɑː.dɪk/
happening repeatedly over a period ...
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orbit
noun[C or U]
uk/ˈɔː.bɪt/us/ˈɔːr.bɪt/
the curved path through which objects in space move around a planet ...
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In this bifurcation the geometrical splitting of the tangent space is preserved but the expansion in the unstable direction degenerates near aperiodicorbit.
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In these bifurcations either aperiodicorbitor a periodic interval disappears to give rise to chaotic bursts.
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Aperiodicorbitis called superattracting, attracting, repelling, neutral if satisfies = 0, < 1, > 1, = 1, respectively.
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It is strongly chain transitive provided every pair of points belong to a common cyclic chain orperiodicorbit.
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Due to fractal basin boundaries, long chaotic transients appear before the system falls into aperiodicorbit.
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Their arguments formperiodicorbit(s) of the map (so, they are rational numbers).
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In addition, we require that the basic set is non-trivial, meaning that it does not coincide with aperiodicorbit.
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Then the orbit of c is attracted to aperiodicorbit, a contradiction.
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Assume that (c) is not aperiodicorbitand that c does not belong to a solenoidal set.
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On the other hand, subexponential instability may be observed if there exists certain non-hyperbolicperiodicorbit.
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A characteristic property of the iterative behaviour of sup-norm non-expansive maps is that every bounded orbit converges to aperiodicorbit.
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We exhibit the easily identified maximal automorphic factor in the presence of either a stableperiodicorbitor a cycle of intervals (finitely renormalizable).
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Namely, that there always exists aperiodicorbitwith conjugate points.
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A point whose limit set is an attractingperiodicorbitwill be called sinking.
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If aperiodicorbitgenerates a basin cell, there are a countable number of ways of choosing its basin cell.
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Any point x which is not in a bindingperiodicorbitreturns to a rigid surface in a finite (but not uniformly bounded) time.
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