The mod 1 map, also called the doubling
map, generates a sequence from an initial rational
number
in the closed interval
using the map
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(1)
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Then the number of periodic map orbits of period (for
prime) is given by
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(2)
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(i.e., the number of period-
repeating bit strings, modulo shifts). Since a typical map
orbit visits each point with equal probability, the natural
invariant is given by
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(3)
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