We study the synchronization of logistic maps in a one-way coupling configu
ration. The master system is coupled to the slave system with a delay n(1),
and the slave is a delayed logistic map with a delay n(2). We show that wh
en the slave system has no delay (n(2)=0), Perfectly synchronized solutions
exist for strong enough coupling. In these solutions the slave variable y
is retarded with respect to the master variable x with a retardation equal
to the delay of the coupling [y(i+n(1))=x(i)]. When n(2)not equal0, a regim
e of generalized synchronization is observed, where y (i+n(1)) is synchroni
zed with x(i), but not completely, since the master and the slave systems o
bey different maps. We introduced a similarity function as an indicator of
the degree of synchronization and, using a noisy master source, distinguish
ed synchronization from noise-induced correlations.