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Critical Slowing Down in One-Dimensional Maps and Beyond
2005
Journal of statistical physics
This is a brief review on critical slowing down near the Feigenbaum perioddoubling bifurcation points and its consequences. The slowing down of numerical convergence leads to an "operational" fractal dimension D = 2/3 at a finite order bifurcation point. There is a cross-over to D 0 = 0.538 . . . when the order goes to infinity, i.e., to the Feigenbaum accumulation point. The problem of whether there exists a "super-scaling" for the dimension spectrum D W q that does not depend on the primitive
doi:10.1007/s10955-005-8669-3
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