Infinite hierarchies of nonlinearly dependent periodic orbits

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Quadratic maps are used to show explicitly that the skeleton of unstable periodic orbits underlying classical and quantum dynamics is stratified into a doubly infinite hierarchy of orbits inherited from a set of basic ‘‘seeds’’ through certain nonlinear transformations Tα(x). The hierarchy contains nonunique substructurings which arise from the different possibilities of sequencing the transformations Tα(x). The structuring of the orbital skeleton is shown to be generic for Abelian equations, i ...
Quadratic maps are used to show explicitly that the skeleton of unstable periodic orbits underlying classical and quantum dynamics is stratified into a doubly infinite hierarchy of orbits inherited from a set of basic ‘‘seeds’’ through certain nonlinear transformations Tα(x). The hierarchy contains nonunique substructurings which arise from the different possibilities of sequencing the transformations Tα(x). The structuring of the orbital skeleton is shown to be generic for Abelian equations, i.e., for all dynamical systems generated by iterating rational functions. ...
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Physical review. E, Statistical, nonlinear, and soft matter physics. Vol. 63, no. 1 (Jan. 2001), 016216, 5 p.
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