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On the Relation between the Average Complexity Oftrajectorries and the Complexity for Z^n Actions
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Authors
[1]
Bünyamin AYDIN , Faculty of Education, Konya NecmettinErbakan University Konya TURKEY.
[2]
Ayşe YAŞAR YAVUZ , Faculty of Education, Konya NecmettinErbakan University Konya TURKEY.
Abstract
The complexity of finite object was introduced by A. Kolmogorov and V. Tihomirov in ([2], [14], [16]) and it was conjectured that for Z actions complexity coincides with topological entropy, ([3], [13], [15]). In the present paper we introduce complexity for Z^n actions and prove the Kolmogorov assertion for continuous actions of Z^n([2], [4]). After, We will examine the relation between the average complexity of trajectories and the complexity for Z^nactions.
Keywords
Dynamical System, Configuration Spaces, Complexity, Topological Entropy, Measure-Preserving Transformations, Algorithmic, Convergence Rates
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