Titlebook: Concepts and Results in Chaotic Dynamics: A Short Course; Pierre Collet,Jean-Pierre Eckmann Textbook 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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Invariant Measures,We start by giving a brief overview of some ideas and results to which we will come back later in detail.

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Other Probabilistic Results,A number of questions of probabilistic origin have been investigated in the class of stochastic processes generated by dynamical systems. We describe some of the results below.

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Outline of the CMEA Game-theoretic Designlize this. One formalization will be based on partitioning the phase space into pieces and considering that the experiment will only tell us in which piece of the partition (called an atom) a point currently is, but not where inside this piece it happens to be. This is analogous to classical coarse-

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Controllability of multidimensional systems, knowing whether the necessary mathematical assumptions are satisfied by a given system. But it turns out that it is very useful, in concrete examples, to act “as if” they were true. We do not enter into the many details which have been studied in the experimental-theoretical literature, such as opt

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