01/16/2015, 12:31 AM
Ok I understand now.
But I fear I have to tell you your construction is not new.
It's just a classical fixpoint method used on an nonstandard function.
Your claim that it does not depend on M is thereby true and easy to prove.
To give a big hint :
suppose an analytic function f has a fixpoint at 0 with f ' (0) = Y > 1.
THEN for any real k , as n goes to oo :
pent(z) = sexp^[z](x_0) = f^[n] ( Y^(z-k) slog^[n+k](x_0) ).
Or said differently for any distinct pair reals k_1,k_2 :
f^[n] ( Y^(z-k_1) slog^[n+k_1](x_0) ) = f^[n] ( Y^(z-k_2) slog^[n+k_2](x_0) ).
At least if both sides converge.
Once you can see that , you will understand.
SECOND HINT : plug in koenigs function.
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For those who can still follow , the real question is what if sexp(x-t) = x is a parabolic fixpoint ? Then how do we get GOOD convergeance for sexp(x-t)^[z].
Maybe thats not so hard either , but it seems a logical followup question.
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Again for those who still follow , My answer is illuminating but the convergeance speedup is not yet understood.
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I wonder about Eremenko's Conjecture regarding pentation.
I rediscovered Eremenko's Conjecture as a kid , guess that explains it.
regards
tommy1729
But I fear I have to tell you your construction is not new.
It's just a classical fixpoint method used on an nonstandard function.
Your claim that it does not depend on M is thereby true and easy to prove.
To give a big hint :
suppose an analytic function f has a fixpoint at 0 with f ' (0) = Y > 1.
THEN for any real k , as n goes to oo :
pent(z) = sexp^[z](x_0) = f^[n] ( Y^(z-k) slog^[n+k](x_0) ).
Or said differently for any distinct pair reals k_1,k_2 :
f^[n] ( Y^(z-k_1) slog^[n+k_1](x_0) ) = f^[n] ( Y^(z-k_2) slog^[n+k_2](x_0) ).
At least if both sides converge.
Once you can see that , you will understand.
SECOND HINT : plug in koenigs function.
***
For those who can still follow , the real question is what if sexp(x-t) = x is a parabolic fixpoint ? Then how do we get GOOD convergeance for sexp(x-t)^[z].
Maybe thats not so hard either , but it seems a logical followup question.
***
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Again for those who still follow , My answer is illuminating but the convergeance speedup is not yet understood.
---
I wonder about Eremenko's Conjecture regarding pentation.
I rediscovered Eremenko's Conjecture as a kid , guess that explains it.
regards
tommy1729

