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Arnold's cat map usually arise in physical models in which an operation is performed repeatedly. For example, cards are mixed by repeated shuffles, paint is mixed by repeated stirs, water in a tidal basin is mixed by repeated tidal changes, and so forth. Thus, we are interested in examining the effect on S of repeated applications (or iterations) of Arnold's cat map. Figure 10.14.3, which was generated on a computer, shows the effect of 25 iterations of Arnold's cat map on the cat in the unit square S. Two interesting phenomena occur: • The cat returns to its original form at the 25th iteration.
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