06/28/2022, 03:03 PM
Maybe this is a dumb remark but ..
What if 2 fixpoints have the same Taylor polynomial when the fixpoints are recentered at 0 ?
So around fixpoint A we get a X + b X^2 + … ( recenter )
And the same polynomial around Fixpoint B.
The the fixpoint formulas would agree around the 2 fixpoints.
Another fixpoint in the middle might destroy the connection.
Otherwise I see little objection ?
Ofcourse you might need a periodic theta adjustment to get desirable properties such as real to real
( kneser for instance )
Or even to make them analytically connected.
But what is stopping us to unite 3 fixpoints if they also locally have the same Taylor ?
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Regards
Tommy1729
What if 2 fixpoints have the same Taylor polynomial when the fixpoints are recentered at 0 ?
So around fixpoint A we get a X + b X^2 + … ( recenter )
And the same polynomial around Fixpoint B.
The the fixpoint formulas would agree around the 2 fixpoints.
Another fixpoint in the middle might destroy the connection.
Otherwise I see little objection ?
Ofcourse you might need a periodic theta adjustment to get desirable properties such as real to real
( kneser for instance )
Or even to make them analytically connected.
But what is stopping us to unite 3 fixpoints if they also locally have the same Taylor ?
—-
Regards
Tommy1729

