On attractors of Fibonacci maps

Artem Dudko (Institute of Mathematics, Polish Academy of Sciences)

Thu Oct 15, 14:00-15:30 (2 weeks ago)

Abstract: In 1990s Henk Bruin, Gerhard Keller, Tomasz Nowicki, and Sebastian van Strien showed that smooth unimodal maps with Fibonacci combinatorics and sufficiently high degree of a critical point have a wild attractor, i.e. their metric and topological attractors do not coincide. However, until recently there were no reasonable estimates on the degree of the critical point needed.

In the talk I will present a constructive approach for studying attractors of maps, which are periodic points of a renormalization. Using this approach and rigorous computer estimates, we show that the Fibonacci map of degree $d = 3.8$ does not have a wild attractor, but that for degree $d = 5.1$ the wild attractor exists.

The talk is based on a joint work with Denis Gaidashev.

Ukrainiandynamical systemsnumerical analysis

Audience: researchers in the discipline


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  • Hausdorff–Besicovitch dimension, techniques and methods for its calculation and estimation
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