06/24/2010, 07:43 AM
The half-iterate sheldon mentiones
does not converge, i.e. has a branch-point at the primary fixed points.
Generally any half-iterate that is not the regular at a fixed point, does not converge there (in the sense of not of not being holomorphic); given that the fixed point is also a fixed point of the half-iterate.
(01/11/2010, 04:39 AM)sheldonison Wrote: \( \text{sexp}_e(\text{slog}_e(x)+0.5) \)
does not converge, i.e. has a branch-point at the primary fixed points.
Generally any half-iterate that is not the regular at a fixed point, does not converge there (in the sense of not of not being holomorphic); given that the fixed point is also a fixed point of the half-iterate.
