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The global bifurcation structure of a kind of digit mapping

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The global structure of the mapping Tn:x→[x 2]n is studied. The symmetric unconnected substructures of T2 is coincident with [1] by computer, but for n=3 the symmetry of these substructures vanishes. As n is increasing, the global bifurcation structure of Tn is shown. Finally, similar results for the mapping Tn, μ:x→[μx 2]n are also proved..

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Qin-he, L., Zheng-fan, X., Fu-qin, L. et al. The global bifurcation structure of a kind of digit mapping. Appl Math Mech 12, 201–209 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02016539

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