Conjecture on symmetric invariant sets at the values εn\varepsilon_n

Let S\mathcal{S} be the nontrivial symmetric invariant set for the four-site system, and define

εn=122n2,n>1.\varepsilon_n=1-\frac{\sqrt[2^n]{2}}{2},\qquad n>1.

Symmetric invariant-set conjecture. At every εn\varepsilon_n, new symmetric invariant sets appear; these sets are contained in S\mathcal{S} and are symmetric. The conjecture is motivated by simulations and by the increasing number of mixing components in the associated one-dimensional map, but no proof is supplied.

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Primary source

Fanni M. Sélley, “Symmetry breaking in a globally coupled map of four sites”, arXiv:1612.01310 (2018).

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