Presentation 2002/6/27
Statistical Characteristics of Orbit-Product Series in Discrete Dynamical System
Kazuya MAEKAWA, Kenichi KAMIJO,
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Abstract(in English) Statistical characteristics of the discrete dynamical system in the orbit-product series, which can be generated from the logistic and the Ulam=von Neumann mapping, have been studied by a computer simulation. The return plots of the series show the so-called "camel's hump shape", and its patterns just accord with the analytical results using the envelope. The shape of the histogram for the values composing the orbit-product series shows the power distribution and the probability density function can be found out experimentally. These orbit-product series do not suit with the pseudo random numbers. However it is suggested that the pseudo normal random numbers for practical use can be obtained by the average operation after the time phase operation, based on the Central Limit Theorem.
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Keyword(in English) logistic mapping / Ulam=von Neumann mapping / discrete dynamical orbit / orbit-product series / camel's hump shape / envelope / power distribution / pseudo random number
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Title (in English) Statistical Characteristics of Orbit-Product Series in Discrete Dynamical System
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Keyword(1) logistic mapping
Keyword(2) Ulam=von Neumann mapping
Keyword(3) discrete dynamical orbit
Keyword(4) orbit-product series
Keyword(5) camel's hump shape
Keyword(6) envelope
Keyword(7) power distribution
Keyword(8) pseudo random number
1st Author's Name Kazuya MAEKAWA
1st Author's Affiliation Department of Information and Computer Sciences, Tohto Gakuen()
2nd Author's Name Kenichi KAMIJO
2nd Author's Affiliation Department of Life Sciences, Faculty of Life Sciences, Toyo University
Date 2002/6/27
Paper # NLP2002-29
Volume (vol) vol.102
Number (no) 181
Page pp.pp.-
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