10/24/2009, 10:10 AM
(10/24/2009, 12:28 AM)Base-Acid Tetration Wrote: Let us summarize what are known about superfunctions, abel functions, etc.
*Let f be a holo. function. Let A be an abel function of f. if a is a fixed point of f, then A has a logarithmic branch point at A. not necessarily a log branch pt. but still some kind of singularity.
If you consider regular iteration at a hyperbolic fixed point \( z_0 \), then definitely the Abel function has a logarithmic singularity there. It is of the form:
\( \log_c(z-z_0)+p(z) \) where \( c=f'(z_0) \) and \( p \) is some analytic function in the vicinity of \( z_0 \).
