Wild attractor exists for symmetric Fibonacci bimodal map
Haoyang Ji
Abstract
We consider smooth symmetric bimodal maps with Fibonacci combinatorics. We prove that, when the critical order is sufficiently large, the common ω-limit set of the two critical points is a wild Cantor attractor. Using a full-family argument, we first prove the existence of smooth symmetric Fibonacci bimodal maps with any prescribed critical order >3. The proof of the existence of the wild attractor is based on a two-to-one semi-conjugacy which reduces the generalized renormalization of the bimodal map to a Fibonacci box mapping with one critical point.
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