bo198214 Wrote:There are no denominators depending on the value of any \( f_k \).
You're right about \( f_2=0 \), and I was wrong.
I was thinking of A. A. Bennett "The Iteration of Functions of one Variable" where he says (page 30)
Bennett Wrote:The only other cases which can arise are the singular ones, and in these, \( a_{11} = 0 \).Which is refering to the Carleman matrix of a function with a fixed point at zero. So if \( f(0) = 0 \) and \( f'(0) = 0 \) then the Carleman matrix is not invertible (i.e. singular). This is completely different than what I remember reading, and it doesn't apply to \( f''(0) \) at all. This means that the case \( f''(0) = 0 \) is a singularity of my generating functions, and not a singularity of parabolic iteration.
Andrew Robbins

