Computer methods and Borel summability applied to Feigenbaum's equation
Borel summabilitycomputer-assisted proofsEcalle's theory of resurgent functionsFeigenbaum's equationsingular perturbations
Miscellaneous topics of analysis in the complex plane (30E99) Research exposition (monographs, survey articles) pertaining to dynamical systems and ergodic theory (37-02) Software, source code, etc. for problems pertaining to dynamical systems and ergodic theory (37-04) Universality and renormalization of dynamical systems (37E20) Software, source code, etc. for problems pertaining to sequences, series, summability (40-04) Abel, Borel and power series methods (40G10)
This book considers the Feigenbaum universality for functions of \(| x|^{2N}\) with \(N\) very large, i.e. the functional equation \[ f_N(z)=\frac{1}{\lambda_N} f_N \left(\left[f_N(| \lambda_N|^{2N}z)\right]^{2N}\right),\quad f_N(0)=1. \] For large \(N\) this problem is viewed as a perturbation of the case \(N=\infty\), which turns out to be singular. The main parts of the book are: 1. Feigenbaum's universality, 2. Ecalle's theory of resurgent functions, 3. constructive aspects of Borel summation, 4. techniques for computer-assisted proofs. Of particular interest is the chapter dealing with computer-assisted proofs. Here the intention is to prove a theorem by invoking the contraction mapping principle in Banach space. The computer is used to give rigorous bounds for \(\| f_0-Kf_0\|\) and \(\| DK_f\|\), where \(K\) is the operator defining the equation of interest \(Kf=f\) and \(DK_f\) the tangent map of \(K\) at \(f\). The book includes many FORTRAN subroutines and programs, which may be helpful also for other problems. For the readers it might be useful to have the programs available in machine-readable form.
- New proofs of the existence of the Feigenbaum functions
- The distributional Borel summability and the large coupling \(\Phi ^ 4\) lattice fields
- A non-Gaussian renormalization group fixed point for hierarchical scalar lattice field theories
- Construction of analytic KAM-surfaces and effective stability bounds
- On constructing complete solution classes of the Cvitanović-Feigenbaum equation
- Period doubling in maps with a maximum of order
- Construction of invariant tori for the spin-orbit problem in the Mercury-Sun system
- Quadratic convergence in period doubling to chaos for trapezoid maps
- Invariant curves for area-preserving twist maps far from integrable
- Construction of librational invariant tori in the spin-orbit problem
- Perturbative computation of analytic invariants of resonant diffeomorphisms of \((C,0)\)
- Physical meaning for Mandelbrot and Julia sets
- Asymptotics of the cut discontinuity and large order behaviour from the instanton singularity: The case of lattice Schrödinger operators with exponential disorder
- Scaling factors associated with M-furcations of the \(1-\mu | x| ^ z\) map
- A complete proof of the Feigenbaum conjectures
- Thickness of Julia sets of Feigenbaum polynomials with high order critical points
- Asymptotic and essentially singular solutions of the Feigenbaum equation.
- Corrections to universal scaling in real maps
- Scaling of potential function derived from parameter renormalization of maps
- Hausdorff dimension of Julia sets of Feigenbaum polynomials with high criticality
- Dynamics and universality of unimodal mappings with infinite criticality
- Feigenbaum Numbers for Certain Flat-Top Families
- Common limits of Fibonacci circle maps
- Limit drift for complex Feigenbaum mappings
- Rigorous computer-assisted bounds on the period doubling renormalization fixed point and eigenfunctions in maps with critical point of degree 4
- Computer-Assisted Proofs in Analysis and Programming in Logic: A case Study
- Existence of the FS-type renormalisation fixed point for unidirectionally-coupled pairs of maps
- Self-validating methods
- New universal bifurcation scenario in one-dimensional trimodal maps
- Analysis of resonances in the spin-orbit problem in celestial mechanics. I: The synchronous resonance
- Bounds on the unstable eigenvalue for period doubling
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