Lecture

Chaos Theory: Chaotic Maps and Logistic Map

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Description

This lecture delves into chaotic maps, including the logistic map, deterministic systems, Poincaré Map, fix points, linear stability, Lyapunov exponents, periodic orbits, and the period doubling cascade. It also covers intermittent chaos, conjugate maps, and fractal dimensions.

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