We can repeat the exercise of demonstration 1 for the Sine map.
Again follow the bifurcation to high order by enlarging the region around the bifurcations near x=0.5 approaching a=3.47, increasing "Transient" and "Points" as necessary.
Using the two applets you can construct the table showing the geometric nature of the sequence of bifurcations. Notice that the values of a at which the bifurcations occur are different than for the quadratic map (demonstration 1), but the geometric ratios are the same. This is the "universality" and extends widely to maps with a quadratic maximum.
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