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For a finite two-dimensional lattice, each site (cell) is represented by the location of an element in a rectangular matrix C. Hence, a matrix C(ν) can be used to describe and store the state of the lattice at time ν. Writing the rules symbolically as P(C) shows that a cellular automaton can be seen as an application of maps, C(ν+1) = P(C(ν) ). A finite one-dimensional array then is represented by y(ν+1) = P(y(ν) ). The rules constituting P are discrete, defined with “if . . then . . ” statements.
409). The positive real part of the complex-conjugate pair of eigenvalues describes the dynamics of the unstable manifold. 566, 0) span this two-dimensional plane. The local behavior around ys is defined by the linearized equation y˙ = f y (ys )(y − ys ) . 16 illustrates the dynamical behavior of the linearized equation. The plane of the unstable manifold is indicated by its intersection with the bounding box. The stable manifold is the line that intersects the plane in the 26 1 Introduction and Prerequisites equilibrium.
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