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In this paper we discuss the relation between entropy, initial data sensitivity and complexity of the orbits in a dynamical system. We expose some classical result holding in the compact case and some new result for non compact dynamical systems where constructivity plays an important role.
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Galatolo, S. (2002). Chaos and Orbit Complexity. In: Cerrai, P., Freguglia, P., Pellegrini, C. (eds) The Application of Mathematics to the Sciences of Nature. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-0591-4_5
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