06/29/2010, 06:53 AM
(06/28/2010, 11:03 PM)sheldonison Wrote: Henryk, I'm using the same equation you are. Instead of "-n", I mulitply by c^n before taking the log_c. This is mathematically equivalent,
I think it is not "equivalent" in the sense of "equal", because complex logarithm does not satisfy log(zw)=log(z)+log(w). I guess my formula lands on a completely different branch of slog, hm.
Well I will try to reproduce your curves, with your formula. And dont think that my understanding is that much deeper, perhaps we indeed can develop a secondary fixed point real analytic slog, if we dont start with a "plain" initial region, but with an overlapping initial region/manifold. I am really interested in this unitude/multitude topic. (For example what happens with Kouznetsov's method if we just plug in the secondary fixed point pair?)
