Derived system and dual sequence of a barypolygonal sequence -- Part 1

Abstract

This study continues three recent papers in which barypolygonal sequences have been defined and their properties of convergence demonstrated. Any barypolygonal sequence B of a finite set A comprising p 2 points of any finite dimensional affine space can be used in order to define recurrently a definite sequence of barypolygonal sequences starting with B. This sequence (B(m))M∈ N, called sequence of B's derivatives, is determined by real sequences that are solutions of a non linear recurrent system (S): the barypolygonal derived system of B. Each term of the sequence (B(m))M∈ N converges toward a point Gm. The sequence (Gm )m∈ N is the dual sequence of B. The convergence of the latter and the properties of the derived system are here investigated for any p if B is regular and in any case if p∈2;3.

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