Universality conjecture for the unique non-trivial renormalization fixed point
Universality conjecture for the unique non-trivial renormalization fixed point
Consider the renormalization operator acting on the class of twist maps under discussion, and call a property universal when it holds on an open set of functions. A fixed point is non-trivial if it is not the integrable or otherwise trivial fixed point of this operator. Unique fixed-point universality conjecture. The existence of one and only one non-trivial fixed point of the renormalization operator is a universal property. This conjecture is described as longstanding and is said in the source to follow rigorously from an extension of the standard renormalization-group picture; the exact scope of that result and the relevant function space should be checked.
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Arturo Olvera and Nikola P. Petrov, “Regularity properties of critical invariant circles of twist maps, and their universality”, arXiv:nlin/0609024 (2006).
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