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Attractors for Relative Semi-Dynamical Systems

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pp. 65–67Vol. 5Issue 1May 2007DOI: 10.1080/1726037X.2007.10698525XML
Received:
20 Dec 2006
Published Online:
01 May 2007
Article type:
Original Articles
Language:
EN
Article no.:
1726037X.2007.10698525
Pages:
65–67

Abstract

In this paper a model for the concept of bornology from the point of view of an observer is presented. By the use of relative bornological spaces, the notion of attractor for relative semi-dynamical systems is considered.

Keywords

AttractorRelative Semi-dynamical SystemBornology

References

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