Bifurcations of Periodic Points of Holomorphic Maps From C2 into C2
Bifurcations of Periodic Points of Holomorphic Maps From C2 into C2
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DOI:
10.1112/s0024611599011910
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发表时间:
1999-09
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
G. Zhang
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作者:
G. Zhang
Let F:Cn → Cn be a holomorphic map, Fk be the kth iterate of F, and p ∈ Cn be a periodic point of F of period k. That is, Fk(p) = p, but for any positive integer j with j < k, Fj(p) ≠ p. If p is hyperbolic, namely if DFk(p) has no eigenvalue of modulus 1, then it is well known that the dynamical behaviour of F is stable near the periodic orbit Γ = {p, F(p),…, Fk−1(p)}. But if Γ is not hyperbolic, the dynamical behaviour of F near Γ may be very complicated and unstable. In this case, a very interesting bifurcational phenomenon may occur even though Γ may be the only periodic orbit in some neighbourhood of Γ: for given M ∈ N\{1}, there may exist a Cr‐arc {Ft: t ∈ [0,1]} (where r ∈ N or r = ∞) in the space H(Cn) of holomorphic maps from Cn into Cn, such that F0 = F and, for t ∈ (0,1], Ft has an Mk‐periodic orbit Γt with d(Γt,Γ)=supp∈Γtinfq∈Γ∥p−q∥→0 as t → 0. The period thus increases by a factor M under a Cr‐small perturbation! If such an Ft does exist, then Γ, as well as p, is said to be M‐tupling bifurcational. This definition is independent of r.