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Dynamical systems, Measures and Fractals via Domain Theory Export

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We introduce domain theory in dynamical systems, iterated function systems (fractals) and measure theory. For a discrete dynamical system given by the action of a continuous map f:X- X on a metric space X, we study the extended dynamical systems (l/X,l/f), (UX, U f) and (LX, Lf) where 1/, U and L are respectively the Vietoris hyperspace, the upper hyperspace and the lower hyperspace functors. We show that if (X, f) is chaotic, then so is (UX, U f). When X is locally compact UX, is a continuous...


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