07/10/2019, 12:46 PM
I have been a big pressure test for fatou.gp in one month.
In the post(https://math.eretrandre.org/tetrationfor...p?pid=8952) I say \( Arg(base)\in({\frac{14\pi}{30}},{\frac{21\pi}{30}})\wedge({\frac{42\pi}{30}},{\frac{47\pi}{30}}),\left| base \right|<1.76. \)is ill-region for fatou.gp. In fact, the ill-region for slog is little bigger the sexp.
But, There's look like other problem out of the ill-region.This gif is slog for base = Pi*(-1)^(x/30), 0<=x<=59.![[Image: Pathological_phenomenon_for_fatou_super-...9%3DPi.gif]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fb/Pathological_phenomenon_for_fatou_super-logarithm_when_abs%28base%29%3DPi.gif)
You can see the program be pathological close to branch cut.
This plot is slog for Sheldon base. It look like well-behaved.
This plot is slog for base = eta. It look like well-behaved too.
![[Image: Complex_super-logarithm%2C_base_%3D_eta.png]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cc/Complex_super-logarithm%2C_base_%3D_eta.png)
base = -eta. It look like pathological.
base = sqrt(2). It look like well-behaved.
![[Image: Complex_Kneser%27s_super-logarithm%2C_ba...282%29.png]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1b/Complex_Kneser%27s_super-logarithm%2C_base_%3D_sqrt%282%29.png)
base = -sqrt(2).
base = (-1)^(1/100). It's the closest base to 1. Is look like well-behaved? No, the program crash when Im(z)>\( \frac{21\pi}{8} \)
base = 0.8.
![[Image: Complex_Kneser%27s_super-logarithm%2C_base_%3D_0.8.png]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/19/Complex_Kneser%27s_super-logarithm%2C_base_%3D_0.8.png)
base = -0.105. It's the closest base to 0.
In the post(https://math.eretrandre.org/tetrationfor...p?pid=8952) I say \( Arg(base)\in({\frac{14\pi}{30}},{\frac{21\pi}{30}})\wedge({\frac{42\pi}{30}},{\frac{47\pi}{30}}),\left| base \right|<1.76. \)is ill-region for fatou.gp. In fact, the ill-region for slog is little bigger the sexp.
But, There's look like other problem out of the ill-region.This gif is slog for base = Pi*(-1)^(x/30), 0<=x<=59.
![[Image: Pathological_phenomenon_for_fatou_super-...9%3DPi.gif]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fb/Pathological_phenomenon_for_fatou_super-logarithm_when_abs%28base%29%3DPi.gif)
You can see the program be pathological close to branch cut.
This plot is slog for Sheldon base. It look like well-behaved.
This plot is slog for base = eta. It look like well-behaved too.
![[Image: Complex_super-logarithm%2C_base_%3D_eta.png]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cc/Complex_super-logarithm%2C_base_%3D_eta.png)
base = -eta. It look like pathological.
base = sqrt(2). It look like well-behaved.
![[Image: Complex_Kneser%27s_super-logarithm%2C_ba...282%29.png]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1b/Complex_Kneser%27s_super-logarithm%2C_base_%3D_sqrt%282%29.png)
base = -sqrt(2).
base = (-1)^(1/100). It's the closest base to 1. Is look like well-behaved? No, the program crash when Im(z)>\( \frac{21\pi}{8} \)
base = 0.8.
![[Image: Complex_Kneser%27s_super-logarithm%2C_base_%3D_0.8.png]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/19/Complex_Kneser%27s_super-logarithm%2C_base_%3D_0.8.png)
base = -0.105. It's the closest base to 0.

