The escape-time atlas conjecture for twisted tent maps

Let cc be a parameter in the parameter plane, let K(c)K(c) be the associated filled-in set, and let the polygonal locus denote the parameter-space locus discussed in the source. An escape-time picture is the parameter-plane coloring obtained by recording escape behavior from a chosen test point. Escape-time atlas conjecture. Drawing an escape-time picture of the parameter plane using a test point very close to 00 produces an atlas of KK's with empty interior all around the outside of the polygonal locus. The claim is explicitly motivated by experimental inspection of a parameter-plane figure; no resolution is given in the supplied text.

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Stephen Joseph Chamblee, “The Dynamics of Twisted Tent Maps”, arXiv:1204.6311 (2012).

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