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Parabolic implosion - from discontinuity to renormalization

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Return map and Renormalization<br />

f<br />

g<br />

Rf<br />

Renormalization<br />

f Rf = first return map f (after rescaling)<br />

If f is infinitely renormalizable, ...<br />

f 0 = f f 1 = Rf 0 f 2 = Rf 1<br />

h 0<br />

g 0 g 1<br />

h 1 h 2<br />

˜g 0 ˜g 1<br />

f Rf<br />

as a “meta dynamical system”<br />

on a space of dynamical systems<br />

Often one expects a hyperbolic<br />

f ↔ (α, f<br />

dynamics 0 ) Rf(z) = e −2πi 1 α R α f 0 (z) R : (α,<br />

f 0 α α ↦→ − 1 α mod Z R 0 R<br />

R 0 contracting? R hyperbolic? (R α contrac<br />

f = P ◦ ϕ −1<br />

˜f 0 = ˜f ˜f1 = R ˜f 0<br />

˜f2 = R ˜f 1<br />

rigidity: weak conj. upgraded <strong>to</strong> nicer one<br />

f = Q ◦ ϕ −1<br />

0 ∞ (−∞, −1]

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