
In this paper, we study the dynamic Parrondo’s paradox for the well-known family of tent maps. We prove that this paradox is impossible when we consider piecewise linear maps with constant slope. In addition, we analyze the paradox “simple + simple = complex” when a tent map with constant slope and a piecewise linear homeomorphism with two different slopes are considered.
tent maps, topological entropy, QA1-939, piecewise linear maps, Parrondo’s paradox; tent maps; topological entropy; piecewise linear maps, Parrondo’s paradox, Mathematics
tent maps, topological entropy, QA1-939, piecewise linear maps, Parrondo’s paradox; tent maps; topological entropy; piecewise linear maps, Parrondo’s paradox, Mathematics
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