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What are Undoublings? (Feigenbaum)

Smythe · 2012-02-28 22:50:47

I was reading a little about Chaos, and I realise that period doublings are the bifurcation points. What are undoublings? Or is this the correct term, perhaps another term is more widely used? Thank you

28-02-2012 10:50pm

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Smythe

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I was reading a little about Chaos, and I realise that period doublings are the bifurcation points.

What are undoublings? Or is this the correct term, perhaps another term is more widely used?

Thank you

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#2 29-02-2012 7:32pm

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Smythe wrote: »

I was reading a little about Chaos, and I realise that period doublings are the bifurcation points.

What are undoublings? Or is this the correct term, perhaps another term is more widely used?

Thank you

I looked up Wikipedia. I think your period doubling bifurbication leads a system from order to chaos.

There is something that is called a period halving bifurbication that leads a system from chaos to order. So I imagine this could be construed as an undoubling?

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#3 29-02-2012 9:40pm

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Thank you Kohl.

That may well be it.

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