bo198214 Wrote:Ivars Wrote:\( lim (n->infinity) {\frac{\theta n}{n} = 1 \)
What do you mean by \( \theta n \)? Btw. \( \lim_{n\to\infty} \) has tex code.Code:\lim_{n\to\infty}
Thanks. \( \theta n \) is n-th iteration of \( \theta \), starting with \( \theta=0 \), when n=0 .
It is the same as \( \theta \) in iteration formula (map) , while \( \theta' \) is next iteration result =angle \( \theta \) n+1, I just did not know how to add indexes in tex.
This limit is called rotation or winding number.
In my simulation, when n=1829, \( \theta n \)=1825.78027070570366694723301.... so
\( \theta n \)/1829=0.998239623130510479468142710945

