Converse prisoner-set inclusion conjecture for quadratic mutations

Let ff be a quadratic replication system with intact quadratic map fc1f_{c_1}, mutation map fc0f_{c_0}, and transient region D(R)\operatorname{D}(R) of radius RR. Write P(f)\mathcal{P}(f) and P(fc1)\mathcal{P}(f_{c_1}) for the corresponding prisoner sets.

Converse prisoner-set inclusion conjecture. If the radius RR is such that P(f)P(fc1)\mathcal{P}(f)\subseteq\mathcal{P}(f_{c_1}), then

D(R)P(fc1).\operatorname{D}(R)\subseteq\mathcal{P}(f_{c_1}).

This is proposed as the converse of the preceding lemma, under general assumptions on the maps and the two radii; the source does not provide a resolution.

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Anca Radulescu and Abraham Longbotham, “Effects of local mutations in quadratic iterations”, arXiv:2011.14002 (2024).

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