Fixed points of log-linear discrete dynamics
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This paper is devoted to the fixed points of the log-linear discrete dynamics. The authors define a real valued function on the whole real line which plays a key role in counting the number of fixed points found in the map and as a result they prove that almost all dynamics have at most two fixed points. Note that this is a generalization of Souis' result.
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