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本文提出了一种从二次多项式产生的混沌中提取π数的实验方法。实际上,我们在混沌状态下迭代逻辑映射,并展示如何从这些混沌数中提取π的数字。作者简介:milton F. Maritz (mfmaritz@sun.ac.za)拥有自由州大学应用数学博士学位。他在UFS教了11年应用数学,然后在UFS教了5年物理,然后又在Stellenbosch大学教了22年应用数学。他的研究兴趣包括偏微分方程,图像处理和偏心加载滚动箍的力学。他还从事工业研究,特别是在聚能射流穿透建模方面。
SummaryWe present an experimental method to find some digits of π, by extracting it from chaos generated by a quadratic polynomial. In fact, we iterate the logistic map in its chaotic regime, and show how to extract the digits of π out of those chaotic numbers. Additional informationNotes on contributorsMilton F. MaritzMilton F. Maritz (mfmaritz@sun.ac.za) holds a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from the University of the Free State (UFS). He has taught applied mathematics at UFS for 11 years, then physics at UFS for 5 years, and then applied mathematics again at Stellenbosch University for 22 years. His research interests include partial differential equations, image processing, and the mechanics of eccentrically loaded rolling hoops. He has also done research for industry, in particular in the modeling of shaped charge jet penetration.