Lecture

Renormalization of Hénon maps

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This lecture discusses the renormalization process of Hénon maps with zero entropy, focusing on the concept of integrable systems, invariant curves, and attractors. The instructor explains the invariance of the attractors under renormalization and the implications for dissipative systems. The lecture also covers the Morse-Smale property and the accumulation of orbits. Various examples are provided to illustrate the concepts.

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Topology: General topology

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Systems theory: Chaos theory

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