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Discontinuous maps exhibiting symmetry Lebesgue-almost everywhere

Title
Discontinuous maps exhibiting symmetry Lebesgue-almost everywhere
Type
Technical Report
Year
2004
Authors
Miguel Ângelo de Sousa Mendes
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FEUP
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Abstract (EN): In this paper we analyse the existence of a certain type of symmetry in the context of discontinuous maps. The classical notions of symmetry cannot be applied due to the existence of discontinuities and a broader version using a measure-theory perspective is introduced. We show that a group structure is also present under the new type of symmetry and derive results which are analogous in nature to results in the theory of continuous maps. Our motivation stems from examples of symmetric patterns arising in simulations with the Goetz map.
Language: English
Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific
Contact: preprint CMUP 2005
No. of pages: 14
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