Adding a tiny trap to stop chaos
John
The tent map is a famous example of a chaotic function. We will show how a tiny modification of the tent maps retains continuity of the function but prevents chaos. The tent map is the function f: [0, 1] → [0, 1] defined by This map has an unstable fixed point at x0 = 2/3. […] The post Adding a tiny trap to stop chaos first appeared on John D. Cook .