A Criterion for Distinguishing Temporally Different Dynamical Systems

The paper presents a method for distinguishing dynamical systems with respect to their behavior. The suggested criterion is interpreted as internal time of the ergodic dynamical system, which is a time generated by the system and differs from the external global or reference time. The paper includes a formal definition of the internal time of dynamical system in the form of the entropy ratio, considers its basic properties and gives examples of analysis of dynamical systems.

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Entropy
Published
2025-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.3390/e27090916
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Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis
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A Criterion for Distinguishing Temporally Different Dynamical Systems

Eugene Kagan
Entropy
Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis
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A Criterion for Distinguishing Temporally Different Dynamical Systems

Eugene Kagan
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Abstract

The paper presents a method for distinguishing dynamical systems with respect to their behavior. The suggested criterion is interpreted as internal time of the ergodic dynamical system, which is a time generated by the system and differs from the external global or reference time. The paper includes a formal definition of the internal time of dynamical system in the form of the entropy ratio, considers its basic properties and gives examples of analysis of dynamical systems.

EntropyVol. 27(9)
Ariel University (IL)
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis
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