Preliminary Concepts of Dynamical Systems
Nayana Mukherjee2012, International Journal of Applied Mathematical Research
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Abstract
Dynamical system is a young and vigorously growing area of research which promises enormous potential and opportunities. This paper aims to introduce some of the preliminary concepts of dynamical systems. Many application sides of the subject are noted to encourage the reader for future developments. Resources are supplied in the references for further reading.
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