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Deautonomising integrable non-QRT mappings

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Discrete Integrable Systems

We examine a class of previously derived integrable mappings which do not belong to the QRT family and show that they can be extended to non-autonomous forms without losing the integrable character. We derive more non-QRT integrable mappings, obtain their non-autonomous froms and show how they can be integrated.

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