Scaling properties in dynamics of non-analytic complex maps near the accumulation point of the period-tripling cascade

Nonlinear Sciences – Chaotic Dynamics

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The accumulation point of the period-tripling bifurcation cascade in complex quadratic map was discovered by Golberg, Sinai, and Khanin (Russ.Math.Surv. 38:1, 1983, 187), and independently by Cvitanovic and Myrheim (Phys.Lett. A94:8, 1983, 329). As we argue, in the extended parameter space of smooth maps, not necessary satisfying the Cauchy - Riemann equations, the scaling properties associated with the period-tripling are governed by two relevant universal complex constants. The first one is $\delta_1 = 4.6002-8.9812i$ (in accordance with the mentioned works), while the other one, responsible for the violation of the analyticity, is found to be $\delta_2 = 2.5872+1.8067i$. It means that in the extended parameter space the critical behaviour associated with the period-tripling cascade is a phenomenon of codimension four. Scaling properties of the parameter space are illustrated by diagrams in special local coordinates. We emphasize a necessity for a nonlinear parameter change to observe the parameter space scaling.

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