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The value of r at the bifurcation point of the first period-11 cycle of the logistic map f(x) = r*x*(1 - x).
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#17 by N. J. A. Sloane at Mon Apr 02 23:07:48 EDT 2012
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proposed

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#16 by Cheng Zhang at Mon Apr 02 22:24:40 EDT 2012
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editing

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#15 by Cheng Zhang at Mon Apr 02 22:23:49 EDT 2012
LINKS

Cheng Zhang, <a href="/A181917/a181917.txt">the minimal polynomial of T = r*(r-2)</a>

#14 by Cheng Zhang at Mon Apr 02 22:17:05 EDT 2012
COMMENTS

Root of a degree 1023*2 = 2046 polynomial.

#13 by T. D. Noe at Mon Apr 02 20:10:59 EDT 2012
NAME

The value of r at the bifurcation point of the first period-11 cycle of the logistic map f(x) = r*x*(1 - x).

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proposed

editing

#12 by Joerg Arndt at Mon Apr 02 05:56:46 EDT 2012
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editing

proposed

Discussion
Mon Apr 02
06:12
Cheng Zhang: For the bifurcation point, almost yes. But the leading coefficient might be -1. So not exactly the minimal polynomial.
For the onset point, there are generally several factors in the polynomials (see the attached file), so definitely not the minimal polynomial.
#11 by Joerg Arndt at Mon Apr 02 05:55:30 EDT 2012
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Cheng Zhang, <a href="/A181917/a181917.txt">the minimal polynomial for of T = r*(r-2)</a>

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proposed

editing

Discussion
Mon Apr 02
05:56
Joerg Arndt: The file does contain the minimal polynomial followed by the roots, correct?
#10 by Cheng Zhang at Mon Apr 02 05:49:05 EDT 2012
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editing

proposed

#9 by Cheng Zhang at Mon Apr 02 05:48:53 EDT 2012
NAME

Bifurcation The value of r at the bifurcation point of the first period-11 cycle of the logistic map f(x) = r *x *(1 - x)

COMMENTS

Root of a degree 1023x2 1023*2 = 2046 polynomial

LINKS

Cheng Zhang, <a href="/A181917/a181917.txt">The the polynomial for T = r*(r-2)</a>

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proposed

editing

#8 by Cheng Zhang at Mon Apr 02 01:00:19 EDT 2012
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editing

proposed