Sensitive dependence on initial conditions
@article{Glasner1993SensitiveDO, title={Sensitive dependence on initial conditions}, author={Eli Glasner and Benjamin Weiss}, journal={Nonlinearity}, year={1993}, volume={6}, pages={1067-1075} }
It is shown that the property of sensitive dependence on initial conditions in the sense of Guckenheimer follows from the other two more technical parts of one of the most common recent definitions of chaotic systems. It follows that this definition applies to a broad range of dynamical systems, many of which should not be considered chaotic. We investigate the implications of sensitive dependence on initial conditions and its relation to dynamical properties such as rigidity, ergodicity…
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