Iommi–Kiwi conjecture on inflections of two-branch Lyapunov spectra
Iommi–Kiwi conjecture on inflections of two-branch Lyapunov spectra
Let be a two-branch expanding map, and let denote its Lyapunov spectrum. Iommi–Kiwi conjecture. The Lyapunov spectrum has at most two points of inflection. This conjecture concerns the possible shapes of Lyapunov spectra for finite-branch expanding maps. Earlier examples with non-concave spectra have precisely two inflection points, while the general upper bound remains open.
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Oliver Jenkinson, Mark Pollicott and Polina Vytnova, “How many inflections are there in the Lyapunov spectrum?”, arXiv:2002.07781 (2020).
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