Classificação de imagens de Markus-Lyapounof

Tiago de Oliveira, J- C.

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                               URL:  www.ijar.lit.az 78INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL Of  ACADEMIC RESEARCH                                                                   Vol. 1. No. 1. September 2009LCC:  QA1-939 UDC:  517.9  MODULATED CHAOS AS A SOURCE  OF IMAGES FOR NUMBERS   J.C. Tiago de Oliveira  Department of Mathematics, University of Évora Institute of Scientific Research Bento da Rocha Cabral (Portugal) E-mail:  zct@uevora.pt                                                  ABSTRACT  Mario Markus, a Chilean scientist and artist from Dortmund Max Planck Institute, has exposed a large set of images of Lyapunoff exponents for the logistic equation modulated through rhythmic oscillation of parameters. The pictures display features like foreground/background contrast, visualizing superstability, structural instability and, above all, multistability, in a way visually analogous to three-dimensional representation.  See, for instance, http://www.mariomarkus.com/hp4.html.  The present papers aims to classify, through codification of numbers in the unit interval, the ensemble of images thus generated. The above is intended as a part of a still unfulfilled work in progress, the classification of style in visual fractal images-a common endeavour to Art and Science.  Key words: chaos, fractals, pictures of Lyapounoff  1. INTRODUCTIONS  The pictures of Lyapounoff exponents, published by Markus et al (1), corresponding to symbolic sequences which control a quadratic – or topologically conjugate – iteration, is, through the alternative nature of parameters A and B, equivalent to a succession of zeros and ones. For such a symbolic sequence, the natural topology is the one of a Cantos set. Now, it is also true that the infinite ensemble generated by sequencing zero and one is the transcription of the unit interval in basis 2; to what conditions is such a sequence bound to obey, in order to designate a generic real number, instead of a point in a meagre, zero – measure set such as a Cantor set? Are such conditions compatible with the hypothesis basilar to the works of Markus? If so it was, this would be another instantiation of a new paradigm – constructing fractals as number images.  A procedure developed in divergent ways by a few authors:  -  Jenny Harrison (2), through a construction inspired by Denjoy and leading into continued fractals -  Michel Mendes-France (3), when he considered number-theoretic properties of sequences of coefficients for trigonometric sums. - The early deported Mário Sarreira and José Sousa Ramos (4) in their codification of a cubic Mandelbrot set.  2.  DEVELOPMENT  (1)     0,111111... = 1.000...     is the constitutive equation of the binary number system. For a radix b > 2, it will not happen. ; therefore, the free semigroup generated by the two symbols 0 and 1 will define a Cantos set. The inverse inequality (0.1111... > 1.00...) is accomplished for b < 2, were a multiplicity of developments, with a magnitude dependent on the location, is present for each point of the unit segment, thus structuring it as a multifractal. Equation (1) fills the same role as the “just-touching collage” in Barnsley (5); similar conditions may be found in Williams, Dubuc, Hata (6, 7, 8), along with iterated function systems, whose sum is the unit matrix, giving rise to connected sets. The apparent tridimensionality of the pictures in (1) is a consequence of the difference between the basins of attraction, the cardinality of which is conjectured to be equal to the periodicity in the control signal (the A B sequence).  Such a conjecture would validate the following corollaries:  a) The existence of a shift symmetry in the control sequence, with the same period as it b) The irrelevance of the first N terms of the control sequence, for whatever N, in periodic A B sequences                                                                                                  URL:  www.ijar.lit.az  79INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL Of  ACADEMIC RESEARCH                                                                   Vol. 1. No. 1. September 2009c) Modulo the postulate of equivalence between images, generated by points with a multiple definition of basins of attraction (depending on the initial terms of control sequence), then the shift symmetry of period P reported in a) becomes,, by generalization, a unit-shift symmetry. From these points we are bound to deduce, for every 01 sequence: d) Every multiple or sub multiple by a power of 2 is equivalent  and e) Every two sequences diverging in a finite number of transient terms are equivalent Thus:   e) => 0.001001... ≡ 0.010010... ≡ 0.1001001...≡    f) => 0.111001001... = 0.001101001... This means that for the set of numbers, in the unit interval, expanded in binary system in a periodic way (dyadic rationals), a quotient set is generated through these equivalences. Are these quotient classes the real numbers, or something alike in a Cantos set? An answer is suggested by the geometric significance of equation (1): we are dealing with sequences ABBB... and BAAA..., which as the same as (through the exclusion of the first symbol, a transient) every constant sequence (of period one). Their identity, after (1), simply means that both display the same structure (the “haircomb” generated by the cartesian product of the chaotic windows in the parameters of a Feigenbaum bifurcation × the unit interval); the interchange between A/B being displayed as different orientation (horizontal versus vertical). This is only a part of a more general isomorphism, the one of duality.  It can be expressed in 3 ways:  a) Symbolically, by the replacement of all A’s by B’s and vice-versa (reminiscent of the ambivalence of symbolizing, once quoted by Wihgsenstein: it is necessary that P and and P mas designate the same utterance)  b) Geometrically, by transposition: reflecting along the diagonal of the unit square  c)  Arithmetically, as the symmetry between X and 1-X and the unit interval (dual its) replacing the unit interval by its half  Illustrating c) by an exemple, we have:  AAABBABAB    000110101             =                             means                            ≡ BBBAABABA                                                   111011010                                                  Which sm is    111111111... =1  3. THE TRIVIAL CASES: PERIODS 1, 2, 3   Period 1: AAA... or BBB..., 000... ≡ 111...as above (Feigenbaun ∩ chaotic window X [01]) Period 2: of the 4 possibilities (AA, AB, BA e BB). Two reinstate the period 1 are to by excluded: 00 and 11. The two others, 01 and 10, are identical both by shift and by duality. Period 3: 000 ≡ 111 are excluded (period 1) All the other 6 are equivalent:  001 → shift → 010 → 100   ↓                       ↓           ↓ Duality 110 → shift → 101 → 011  Therefore, until now, only one sequence modular above equivalences exists in each period 1, 2, 3. We might name then after their numeric values in binary – 1, 2, 4 corresponding to 1, 10, 100. From now on everything will became more complex.  4. PERIODS 4 TO 7  Period 4: 16 sequences - 0000 ≡ 1111 are excluded (period 1) - 1010 → shift → 0101   ↓ Duality   ↓                 0101  Are identifiably excluded as their repeat the sequence of period 2 The excluded sequences correspond to numbers 0,19, 9,10. As for the other i 2 sequences, we shall do  arithmetic in decimal, instead of binary.                                 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September 2009(duality =                          1 → 2 → 4 → 8                   (shift = product by 2) (  - 1) - X =                   ↓      ↓      ↓      ↓   = 15 – X                        14    13    11    7  As well as   3 → 6 → 12  ↓      ↓       ↓ 12     9       3  As a convention, we shall designate them as the 8 and 12 sequences, in order th enhance the leading digit 1    8     :     1000 12     :     1100  Period 5: - Exclusion of 00000 and 11111 - No repeating of sub multiple sub sequences as 5 is a prime number - Generation of their respective sequences Shift = 2x, Duality = 31-x  1 → 2 → 4 → 8 → 16  ↓      ↓      ↓      ↓       ↓ 30     29    27    23     15  Also, there is   3 → 6 → 12 → 24  ↓      ↓       ↓        ↓    28    25     19       7   Which merges with  14 → 28  ↓        ↓    17       3     In fact, the numbers subsuming them (24,17) represent the same pattern, ajust from a shift:  24     :     11000 17     :     10001  The same phenomenon occurs between    5 → 10 → 20                                                                   9 → 18  ↓       ↓        ↓                            and                                  ↓       ↓ 26     21      11                                                                  22     13  20     :     10100       being equivalent by 2 Shift to    18     :     10010  Therefore, we shall select, as tokens for periods sequences:  16     :     10000 17     :     10001 18     :     10010   Period 6: 64 sequences; elimination of 0 and 1, as usual  6 being a multiple of 2 and 3, we are bound to eliminate repetitions of segments 10 and 100, live 101010     :     42 100100     :     36  But it proves better to start by their duals  010101     :     21 011011     :     27                                                                                                    URL:  www.ijar.lit.az  81INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL Of  ACADEMIC RESEARCH                                                                   Vol. 1. 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September 200921 → 42                                         27 → 54     45  ↓        ↓                                           ↓        ↓       ↑ 42      21                                         36       9 → 18 → 36  54 numbers remain, to be distributed.  1 → 2 → 4 → 8 → 16 → 32  ↓     ↓      ↓      ↓       ↓        ↓ 62   61    59    55     47      31   3 → 6 → 12 → 24 → 48     33  ↓      ↓       ↓        ↓       ↓        ↑ 60    57     51      39     15 → 31 → 60   5 → 10 → 20 → 40     17 → 34  ↓       ↓        ↓       ↓        ↑        ↓         58     53      43     23 → 46      29 → 58   7 → 14 → 28   ↓       ↓        ↓   56     49      35   11 → 22 → 44     25 → 50      37  ↓       ↓        ↓        ↑        ↓        ↑         52     41      19 → 38      13 → 26 → 52  Therefore the sequences will be codified as:  32     :     100000 33     :     100001 34     :     100010                (or 56 = 111000) 35     :     100011 36     :     100101  Period 7: excluding 0 and 1, and there being no submultiples, we need to explore 126 numbers    1 → 2 → 4 → 8 → 16 → 32 → 64   ↓      ↓      ↓      ↓       ↓        ↓        ↓ 126  125  123  119   111     95      63 → 126    3 → 6 → 12 → 24 → 48 → 96     65   ↓      ↓       ↓        ↓       ↓        ↓        ↑ 124  121   115    103    79      31 → 62 → 124    5 → 10 → 20 → 40 → 80      33 → 66   ↓       ↓        ↓       ↓         ↓        ↑        ↓ 122   117    107    77       47 → 94      61 → 122      7 → 14 → 28 → 56 → 112    97      67   ↓       ↓        ↓       ↓         ↓        ↑        ↑ 120   113     99     71       15 → 30 → 60    9 → 18 → 36 → 72      17 → 34 → 68   ↓       ↓        ↓       ↓         ↑        ↓        ↓ 118   109     91     55 → 110     93      59   11 → 22 → 44 → 88 → 49 → 98       69   ↓       ↓         ↓        ↓         ↑       ↓        ↑ 116   105      83      39      78    29  → 58   13 → 26 → 52 → 104     81      35 → 70   ↓        ↓        ↓         ↓        ↑        ↑        ↓ 114    101     65       23 → 46 → 92      57  15 and 17 are not suitable generators, as previously they were found. We might remark that these sequences always have 14 elements; therefore, we need 2 more (7 + 2 = 9, 9 x 14 = 126).                                URL:  www.ijar.lit.az 82INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL Of  ACADEMIC RESEARCH                                                                   Vol. 1. No. 1. September 2009The last elements in the 1st line grow according to  arithmetic progression (647,70). 71 is present in one previous sequence, as is 72. So, 73 and 74 should be good generators.  73       19 → 38 → 76      25 → 50 → 100   ↓        ↑        ↓        ↓        ↑        ↓         ↓ 54 → 108     89      51 → 102    77       27 74       21 → 42 → 84      41 → 82      37  ↓         ↑        ↓        ↓        ↑        ↓        ↑ 53 → 106     85      43 → 86      45 → 90   Until now, we have the followings symbolic sequences  Periods  1, 2, 3  4 5 6 7 1 (= 1 8 (=1000 16-10000 32 64 2 (= 10  9 (= 1001 17-10001 33 65 4 (= 100  18-10010 34 66    35 67    37 68     69     70     73     74   5. GENERALIZING  If p is a prime number, this having no sub-multiples, the only excluded sequences are 0 and 2p – 1 (0000... and 1111...). Therefore, if every single set of isomorphic numbers (in terms of duality + shift) has the same quantity of terms, as they did until now, their quality must depend on the factorization of 2p – 2 = 2(2p – 1). Let us try it for the next prime numbers: 11, 13, 17.  11: 211 = 2048; 211 – 2 = 2046 = 2 x 1023 = 6 x 341 = 6 x 31 x 11 = 11 x 186 = = 22 x 93  Therefore, there should be 93 ensembles of 22 equivalent numbers.  13: 213 – 2 = 8190 =  10 x 819 = 13 x 10 x 63 = 26 x 315 315 equivalent segments  17: (2 (17-1)-1) being divisible by 17, this quotient should be the member of different sequences.  For composite numbers, the problem is my difficult, we should eliminate the instantiation of sub-multiples. For instance, in the period 8 (28 = 256) we eliminate:  - 0 and 255 - The translates of period 2 (10101010 and 01010101) - The duals and translate of 8 and 9    8 → 16 → 32 → 64 → 128        1 → 2 → 4   ↓       ↓        ↓        ↓         ↓          ↑      ↓      ↓ 247   239    223    191     127 → 254   253 251  9, along with fifteen others. Therefore, 256 – 2 – 2 – 16 – 16 = 220 will remain, to be distributed through 16 – long ensembles.  6. CONCLUSIONS  The number of image-generations sequences grows with N in a was majorated by (2 (p -1) – 1) / p, for prime p; which means, exponentially in N. Therefore, it is not a denumerable set. Is it a continuation, or a Cantor set, or something in between ( a “fat” Cantor set) ?                                                                                                   URL:  www.ijar.lit.az  83INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL Of  ACADEMIC RESEARCH                                                                   Vol. 1. No. 1. September 2009As a tentative answer, let us be inspired by the following: - A number such as 0.897897897... in decimal radix expansion is = 897.0.001001001... = 897 / 999   Therefore, in fractal number system, the corresponding numbers are to be 1 / 1, 2 / 3, 4 / 7, 8 / 19, 9 / 15 = 3 / 5 16 / 31, 17 / 31, 18 / 31, 32 / 63, 33 / 63 = 11 / 21 34 / 63, 35 / 63, 37 / 63, 64 / 127, 65 / 127, 66 / 127, 67 / 127, 68 / 127, 69 / 127, 70 / 127, 73 / 127, 74 / 127  How for did such a sequence fil the [  ] interval ? Is it mifuncly deuse ? Fat or meagre ? What about its Hausdorff dimension ? Sequences, essentially because shift symmetric fails (it was a consequence of periodicity); therefore applet tridimensionality (multimodality) is lost. However, duality, as well as irrelevance of transients, are maintained. We might understand for the above that, restrictions of the a periodic, being less severe, on stating hypothesis – Markus pictures as images for numbers – which was not refuted in the realm of dyadic nrationals, maintains the pertinence of a  conjecture.   REFERENCES    1.  Rossler Kiwi Hess Markus (1989) Modulated Non-linear Processes and a Novel Mechanism to Induce Chaos Phiss. Rev. A, 39, 11 2.  Harrison (1989) In R.L. Devanels ed, Chaos and Fractals, AMS 3.  Mendes France (1991) La Constante de Plack d’une Comba Fractal Geometry and analysis 4.  Sarreira, Sousa Ramos (1991) Symbolic Dynamics of Hercition of Cubic Complex Maps 5.  European Conference on Heration Theory 6.  Barnsley (1989) Fractals Everywhere 7.  Williams (1992 The composition of Constructive Transposation Boletim Sociedade Matemática-Brasil 8.  Dahac (1987) In Bull. Soc. Math. Quebec 9.  Hata (1991) In Fractal Geometry and Analysis                                 

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