We introduce a method of iterated function systems (IFS) over the space of set-valued mappings (multifunctions). This is done by first considering a couple of useful metrics over the space of multifunctions F(X,Y). Some appropriate IFS-type fractal transform operators T:F(X,Y)-F(X,Y) are then...

In this paper, we study some IFS Markov operators on set-valued measures (multimeasures). For this, we consider countable additivity with respect to the Minkowski sum of compact and convex sets and countable additivity with respect to (the Hausdorff closure of) unions of compact sets. After...

In this paper, we first consider the problem of defining IFS operators on the space Kc of non-empty compact and convex subsets of Rd. After defining a complete metric on Kc, we construct an IFS operator and show some properties. A notable feature is the definition of a type of weak inner product...

We apply set valued analysis techniques in order to characterize the input-to-state dynamical stability (ISDS) property, a variant of the well known input-to-state stability (ISS) property. Using a suitable augmented differential inclusion we are able to characterize the epigraphs of minimal...

We apply set valued analysis techniques in order to characterize the input-to-state dynamical stability (ISDS) property, a variant of the well known input-to-state stability (ISS) property. Using a suitable augmented differential inclusion we are able to characterize the epigraphs of minimal...

This paper introduces the truncator map as a dynamical system on the space of configurations of an interacting particle system. We represent the symbolic dynamics generated by this system as a non-commutative algebra and classify its periodic orbits using properties of endomorphisms of the...

Iterated function systems make up an interesting class of stochastic processes which are useful for many types of stochastic modeling. In this paper we review and slightly generalize a contractivity condition guaranteeing uniqueness of invariant measures. Also, we examine how the invariant...