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In this chapter, we introduce chaotic maps as a method of simulating on/off network traffic flows. Chaotic systems are systems that are sensitive to initial conditions (SIC). That is, even a small perturbation in the starting conditions can significantly affect the long-term behaviour of the system. Chaotic behaviour is modeled using low-order, nonlinear dynamical maps. These maps are low-order because they are described by only a few parameters and variables. The parameters of the maps are fixed, but variables vary over time, giving the maps their dynamical properties.

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(2008). Chaotic Maps. In: Network Performance Analysis. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-823-4_7

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