11/23/2008, 09:02 AM
Now we have found consent 
Well, modification: one would expect that for each fixed point of the function the half iterate has a branch with the same fixed point.
So thats something left to find out

Kouznetsov Wrote:bo198214 Wrote:I mean one could expect that a half iterate has the same fixed points as the function itself.No, One knows that if \( z^2=1 \), then it does not imply that \( z=1 \).
Well, modification: one would expect that for each fixed point of the function the half iterate has a branch with the same fixed point.
Quote:bo198214 Wrote:And further if there is such a branch (made up at the branch point \( L \)) then I would expect that \( \sqrt{\exp}_k \) has a (maybe isolated) singularity at \( L_{e,1} \).I doubt about "isolated". There should be a branchpoint.
So thats something left to find out
