Let (X,d)be a compact metric space and let fn: Xâ†'Xbe a sequence ofcontinuous maps such that{fn}n=1∞converges uniformly to a continuous andsurjective map fn: Xâ†'X. Iffnnis topological transitivity in stronglysuccessive way, on the one hand, we investigate the elements ofntopologicalmixing and the chaotic behavior possessed byfnthat can be inherited by fn. Onthe other hand, we give sufficient conditions for the chaoticity ofnthe set-valuedmapping induced by uniform limit maps. |