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I have finished up my work with fractional iteration, including Mathematica code which is now in the Wolfram Function Repository. Most of what I have discovered in my research can be unpacked from the following identity for . My work has been influenced by From Finite Sets to Feynman Diagrams and an understanding of structure types.
My focus now is learning category theory and writing proofs. I have written a proof for
and I now need to prove .
is a partial Bell polynomial.
Set
, where is a fixed point
the Lyapunov multiplier, denoted , with .
Mathematica code
FractionalIteration[fiFunction_, fiTime_, fiTerms_Integer : 4,
OptionsPattern[]][fiPosition_] := Module[{f, t, x, fp, r, h},
fp = OptionValue["FixedPoint"];
h[0] = fp;
h[1] = f'[fp]^t;
If[OptionValue["ForceParabolic"],
f'[fp] = 1;
];
Do[
h[max] = First[r[t] /. RSolve[{r[0] == 0, r[t] == Sum[
Derivative[k][f][fp] BellY[max, k,
Table[h[j] /. t -> t - 1, {j, max}]], {k, 2, max}]
+ f'[fp]*r[t - 1]}, r[t], t]],
{max, 2, fiTerms}];
Sum[1/k! h[k] (x - fp)^k, {k, 0, fiTerms}] /. f -> fiFunction /.
t -> fiTime /. x -> fiPosition
];