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@title{dds: A Home-made Toolkit for Discrete Dynamical Systems in Racket} @title{dds: A Home-made Toolkit for Discrete Dynamical Systems in Racket}
Welcome to my documentation: @racket[(list 'testing 1 2 3)]. This is a toolkit for playing with various discrete dynamical systems in
Racket. A discrete dynamical system is a system which evolves from a discrete
state to some other discrete states (many or one). The systems are discrete in
the sense that we can identify successive states with no other states in
between. Equivalently, the phase state of the system is discrete (and is often
called the state graph). These constraints imply the possibility of
associating discrete, possibly branching timelines to any evolution of
the system.
@bold{DISCLAIMER:} I develop this toolkit as a support for my research on
discrete dynamical systems. The primary objective for this framework is to fit
my approach to these systems. Essentially, this framework should fit to the
"shape of my mind", which is not necessarily the same as yours.
This toolkit is designed with Emacs
@hyperlink["https://orgmode.org/"]{Org-mode} interoperability in mind.
dds currently includes the following modules:
@table-of-contents[] @table-of-contents[]