08/25/2009, 10:23 PM
(08/25/2009, 09:55 PM)bo198214 Wrote: As I said, its not a shift of the Abel function but the result may be a different Abel function. I dont know about the mechanisms of its convergence. Proof of convergence of the intuitive method is anyway still open.Actually, have you tried recentering the "new" Abel function after deriving it. A quick test at x=0.5 shows that it is probably the same function (hard to tell, I'm doing quick tests with 250x250 matrices, but it's accurate to 8-12 decimal places for the first 100 terms or so).
At any rate, even though it "might" not be the same function, I see no reason it wouldn't be, so I've been assuming it's the same. To assume it is different is to go back to the old argument about uniqueness: it would necessarily introduce a cyclic shift, which would produce spectacularly different results near the primary singularities, and I don't see why this would be at all likely.
~ Jay Daniel Fox

