THE FINITE-DIFFERENCE METHOD OF ONE-DIMENSIONAL NONLINEAR SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
The paper introduces one-dimensional analogy of Poincare "section" method. It reduces the one-dimensional nonlinear system orbit's study to consideration of some special conjugate orbit's "asymptotical" intersections with a thin arithmetical space of zero Lebesgue measure. The application of this approach to analysis of the logistic map orbits, earthquake time-series, and the sequences of fractional parts, is considered. Through computational study of these time-series, the existence of some Cantor sets, to which the conjugate orbits are attracted, is established. A fractal dynamical system, describing these different systems from a unified point of view, is introduced. The inner differential Cantorian structure of brain activity and time flow is discussed.