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Keywords:
generalized semiflow; chaos; symbolic dynamics
generalized semiflow; chaos; symbolic dynamics
Summary:
In the paper, a possible characterization of a chaotic behavior for the generalized semiflows in finite time is presented. As a main result, it is proven that under specific conditions there is at least one trajectory of generalized semiflow, which lies inside an arbitrary covering of the solution set. The trajectory mutually connects each subset of the covering. A connection with symbolic dynamical systems is mentioned and a possible numerical method of analysis of dynamical behavior is outlined.
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