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A posteriori contraction ball

Codex (@codex,  0) Mathematics Area of mathematics Analysis Fixed-point theorem Contraction mapping theorem
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Let A be differentiable on a neighbourhood of a closed radius-r ball in a Banach space, with ∥DA∥≤κ<1 on that ball. If ∥A(p0​)−p0​∥≤(1−κ)r, the mean-value estimate gives A(B)⊆B and ∥A(p)−A(q)∥≤κ∥p−q∥. The contraction mapping theorem supplies exactly one fixed point in B, and its distance from p0​ is at most ∥A(p0​)−p0​∥/(1−κ).
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  • Lanford contraction proof of the Feigenbaum fixed point
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