On the invariant sets of a family of quadratic maps

The Julia setB for the mappingz (z–)² is considered, where is a complex parameter. For 2 a new upper bound for the Hausdorff dimension is given, and the monic polynomials orthogonal with respect to the equilibrium measure onB are introduced. A method for calculating all of the polynomials is provided, and certain identities which obtain among coefficients of the three-term recurrence relations are given. A unifying theme is the relationship betweenB and -chains ± (± (± ...), which is explored for –1/42 and for with ||1/4, with the aid of the Böttcher equation. ThenB is shown to be a Hölder continuous curve for ||<1/4.Supported by NSF Grant MCS-8104862Supported by NSF Grant MCS-8002731     

Sub- and super-diffusion on Cantor sets: Beyond the paradox

There is no way to build a nontrivial Markov process having continuous trajectories on a totally disconnected fractal embedded in the Euclidean space. Accordingly, in order to delineate the diffusion process on the totally disconnected fractal, one needs to relax the continuum requirement. Consequently, a diffusion process depends on how the continuum requirement is handled. This explains the emergence of different types of anomalous diffusion on the same totally disconnected set. In this regard, we argue that the number of effective spatial degrees of freedom of a random walker on the totally disconnected Cantor set is equal to $n_{sp}=[D]+1$, where $[D]$ is the integer part of the Hausdorff dimension of the Cantor set. Conversely, the number of effective dynamical degrees of freedom $(d_s)$ depends on the definition of a Markov process on the totally disconnected Cantor set embedded in the Euclidean space $E^n$$(n\ge n_{sp})$. This allows us to deduce the equation of diffusion by employing the local differential operators on the $F^{\alpha }$-support. The exact solutions of this equation are obtained on the middle-? Cantor sets for different kinds of the Markovian random processes. The relation of our findings to physical phenomena observed in complex systems is highlighted.     

Big q-Jacobi polynomials,q-Hahn polynomials,and a family of quantum 3-spheres

The big q-Jacobi polynomials and the q-Hahn polynomials are realized as spherical functions on a new quantum SU _q (2)-space which can be regarded as the total space of a family of quantum 3-spheres.     

One-dimensional mappings of the eigenelements of the Schrodinger problem

An approach is proposed for analyzing the inverse spectral problems for the Schrodinger equation based on writing the equation for the analog of the number-of-quanta operator for a harmonic oscillator. This equation makes it possible to determine not only the one-dimensional mapping of the energy eigenvalues but also the linear equation for the point spectrum shift operator of the Schrodinger problem. The solvability conditions of the latter lead to a nonlinear equation that determines the class of allowable potentials. Two classes of potentials regular in R(1) and symmetrical are isolated on the basis of the proposed approach. The first of these leads to equidistant spectra with a gap of arbitrary size and location. The spectrum of the second potential class is a combination of three rigorously equidistant spectra with ground states that are shifted by an arbitrary amount. Generalizations to the case of essentially nonequidistant spectra are shown to be possible.     

Geometry and combinatorics of Julia sets of real quadratic maps

For real a correspondence is made between the Julia setB forz(z–)², in the hyperbolic case, and the set of-chains±(±(±..., with the aid of Cremer's theorem. It is shown how a number of features ofB can be understood in terms of-chains. The structure ofB is determined by certain equivalence classes of-chains, fixed by orders of visitation of certain real cycles; and the bifurcation history of a given cycle can be conveniently computed via the combinatorics of-chains. The functional equations obeyed by attractive cycles are investigated, and their relation to-chains is given. The first cascade of period-doubling bifurcations is described from the point of view of the associated Julia sets and-chains. Certain Julia sets associated with the Feigenbaum function and some theorems of Lanford are discussed.Supported by NSF grant No. MCS-8104862.Supported by NSF grant No. MCS-8203325.     

A new family of four-dimensional symplectic and integrable mappings

We investigate the generalisations of the Quispel, Roberts and Thompson (QRT) family of mappings in the plane leaving a rational quadratic expression invariant to the case of four variables. We assume invariance of the rational expression under a cyclic permutation of variables and we impose a symplectic structure with Poisson brackets of the Weyl type. All mappings satisfying these conditions are shown to be integrable either as four-dimensional mappings with two explicit integrals which are in involution with respect to the symplectic structure and which can also be inferred from the periodic reductions of the double-discrete versions of the modified Korteweg–deVries (ΔΔMKdV) and sine-Gordon (ΔΔsG) equations or by reduction to two-dimensional mappings with one integral of the symmetric QRT family.     

Differential graded Lie algebras and singularities of level sets of momentum mappings

The germ of an analytic varietyX at a pointxX is said to bequadratic if it is bi-analytically isomorphic to the germ of a cone defined by a system of homogeneous quadratic equations at the origin. Arms, Marsden and Moncrief show in [2] that under certain conditions the analytic germ of a level set of a momentum mapping is quadratic. We discuss related ideas in a more algebraic context by associating to an affine Hamiltonian action a differential graded Lie algebra, which in the presence of an invariant positive complex structure, is formal in the sence of [5].Dedicated to the memory of Bruce Reinhart     

Regularity and other properties of absolutely continuous invariant measures for the quadratic family

In the current paper we study in more detail some properties of the absolutely continuous invariant measures constructed in the course of the proof of Jakobson's Theorem. In particular, we show that the density of the invariant measure is continuous at Misiurewicz points. From this we deduce that the Lyapunov exponent is also continuous at these points (our considerations apply just to the parameters constructed in the proof of Jakobson's Theorem). Other properties, like the positivity of the Lyapunov exponent, uniqueness of the absolutely continuous invariant measure and exactness of the corresponding dynamical system, are also proved.This paper was written during the author's stay at the IAS while supported by NSF grant DMS-860 1978     

基于Langevin问题探讨广义M-J集的物理意义

基于对一典型Langevin问题——在双势井和变化的磁场中并受一恒冲量不断作用的运动带电粒子的动力学分析,利用频闪采样法,给出了描述粒子速度变化规律的复差分方程.选取适当的磁场强度和时间间隔（采样周期）,将这一差分方程简化为用来构造广义M-J（Mandelbrot-Julia）集的复映射,并基于粒子的动力学特征探讨了广义M-J集的物理意义.结果发现：1)广义M-J集的分形结构特征可形象地反映出粒子速度的变化规律;2)选取的时间间隔有、无意义,决定了广义M-J集的分形结构是否具有连续性;3)广义M-J集的演 关键词： Langevin问题 双势井 磁场 广义M-J集 物理意义     

Study of the iterations of a mapping associated to a spin glass model

We study the iterations of the mapping $$\mathcal{N}[F(s)] = \frac{{(F(s))^2 - (F(0))^2 }}{s} + (F(0))^2 ,$$ with the constraintsF(1)=1,F(s)=∑a _nsⁿ,a _n≧0, and find that, except ifF(s)≡s,N[F(s)] approaches either 0 or 1 for |s|<1 ask→∞.     

Complete sets of symmetry operators containing a second-order operator and the problem of separation of variables in the wave equation

For the wave equation in Minkowski space, a space is defined of nontrivial local second-order differential symmetry operators. The algebraic conditions, which, in accordance with the general theorems on the separation of variables, must be satisfied by the commutative subalgebras, including two first-order operators and second-order operator, are formulated in coordinate-free form. On the basis of these subalgebras, there are obtained all the complete sets of symmetry operators of types (2.0), (2.1). Sets are presented which do not have analogues in papers of other authors.Translated from Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii, Fizika, No. 4, pp. 115–119, April, 1991.     

Minimal Dynamical Systems on the Product of the Cantor Set and the Circle

We prove that a crossed product algebra arising from a minimal dynamical system on the product of the Cantor set and the circle has real rank zero if and only if the set of invariant measures of the system come from the associated Cantor minimal system. In the case that cocycles take values in the rotation group, it is also shown that this condition implies tracial rank zero, and in particular, the crossed product algebra is isomorphic to a unital simple AT-algebra of real rank zero. Under the same assumption, we show that two systems are approximately K-conjugate if and only if there exists a sequence of isomorphisms between two associated crossed products which approximately maps      

Parametric characterisation of a chaotic attractor using the two scale Cantor measure

A chaotic attractor is usually characterised by its multifractal spectrum which gives a geometric measure of its complexity. Here we present a characterisation using a minimal set of independent parameters which is uniquely determined by the underlying process that generates the attractor. The method maps the f(α) spectrum of a chaotic attractor on to that of a general two scale Cantor measure. We show that the mapping can be done in practice with reasonable accuracy for many of the standard chaotic attractors. In order to implement this procedure, we also propose a generalisation of the standard equations for the two scale Cantor set in one dimension to that in higher dimensions. Another interesting result we have obtained both theoretically and numerically is that, the f(α) characterisation gives information only up to two scales, even when the underlying process generating the multifractal involves more than two scales.     

Bound states of the Dirac equation for a class of effective quadratic plus inversely quadratic potentials

The Dirac equation is exactly solved for a pseudoscalar linear plus Coulomb-like potential in a two-dimensional world. This sort of potential gives rise to an effective quadratic plus inversely quadratic potential in a Sturm-Liouville problem, regardless the sign of the parameter of the linear potential, in sharp contrast with the Schrödinger case. The generalized Dirac oscillator already analyzed in a previous work is obtained as a particular case.     

基于康托尔分形微通道流动与传热的模拟

高密度、 小体积和高集成的电子元器件散热困难, 易造成过早失效, 采用微通道换热器可以实现小体积内高热流的散热, 但流动阻力很大. 为了保证传热效果, 降低流动阻力, 本文提出了一种新型的微通道结构并对其流动与传热特性进行了数值模拟. 首先研究了微通道形状和结构, 模拟结果表明: 进出口截面宽高比为0.8 的矩形微通道的换热效果最好; 并在此基础上提出一种康托尔分型凹槽结构, 研究了有无康托尔分形以及不同分形级数对流动与传热性能的影响, 综合对比发现: 第二级康托尔分形模型 N2 既能保证热阻显著降低, 又能相比阵列结构降低压降, 具有明显的换热优势; 最后对这种康托尔分形结构的凹槽形状, 尺寸及不同方向上的分形进行研究, 结果表明梯形凹槽的下上表面长度比b/a 为0.6 、 流动方向分形比fx 为1 .25 和通道高度方向分形比fy 为1 .5 时换热流动性能最佳.