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Stability of parabolic points of area preserving analytic diffeomorphisms

Simó, Carles

Abstract

Theorems characterizing stable parabolic points are proved. Essentially, stability is equivalent to the fact that the generating function of the differomorphism, taking out the part which generates the identity, has a strict extremum at the fixed point. With these results, the study of the stability of fixed points of analytic area preserving mappings (APM) is ended . Some examples are included, specially the case of elliptic points whose ei-genvalues are cubic or fourth roots of unity.

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Pub . Ma . UAB N° 22 No . 1980 Ac es VII JMHL STABILITY OF PARABOLIC POINTSOF AREA PRESERVING ANALYTIC DIF- FEOMORPHISMS Ca lesSimó Facul a de Ma emi iques Uni e si a .d e Ba celona Abs ac . Theo ems cha ac e izing s able pa abolic poin sa e p o ed . Essen- ially, s abili y is equi alen o he ac ha he gene a ing unc ion o he di e omo phism, akingou he pa which gene a es he iden i y, has a s ic ex emum a he ixedpoin . Wi h hese esul s, he s udy o he s a bili y o ixed poin s o analy ic a ea p ese ing mappings (APM) is ended . Some examples a e included, specially' he case o ellip ic poin s whose el-- gen aluesa e cubic o ou h oo s o uni y . 51 . In oduc ion and esul s . Le T an analy ic APM . The (Lyapuno ) s abili- y o ixed poin s o T is a me hod usually employed _o he s udy o he qua li a i e p ope ies o pe iodic o bi s (P . O .) in hamil onian sys ems wi h wo deg ees o eedom, ia he Poinca é mapping wi h espec o_a su ace ans e sal o he P .O . in he ene gy le el H =h . I he ixed poin , ha we ake as he o igin, is hype bolic, he ines abili y o he linea pa emains when nonlinea e ms a e aken in o accoun . I he ixed poin is ellip ic he s abili y o he linea pa is p ese ed p o ided ha he éigen alues a e no hi d o ou h oo s o uni y and ha sui ablecoe icien s o he Bi kho No mal Fo m (B.N .F .) a e no ze o . When he ixed poin is deg_e ne a ed o pa abolic, i .e ., Spec DT(0)C{±1}, he s abili y is a mo e sub le ques ion . I is no alwaysenough o conside only he lowe deg eenonli- - nea e ms o decide abóu s abili y . Besides he cases A 3 =1 and 14 = 1, di-- icul ies can appea o e e y A, k- h oo o uni y i all he de e mined coe icien s ( he i s [ k 2 2 ] ones) in he B .N .F . a e .ze o . Example s o ines abili y exis o all k [91 . The case o A being a k- oo o uni y is edu- ceo o ne pa abolicone axlng '1' ins eaa o= 'l . wl nou - loss OT :j- : .c alll` we can suppose ha in he pa abolic case he eigen alues a e equal o one . (Take T2 i necessa y . This accoun s also o T o ien a ion e e sing) . In [111 he ollowing esul s a e p o en o he,pa abolic casewhen DT(0) 0 can no be educed o diagonal o m, i .e ., DT(0) =( ;) in a sui able basis : 1 .1 . Lemma . Le T(x,y) = (x + (x,y), x+y+g(x,y)) be an analy íe APM uwí h ,g beg .ínn,¿ng wi h . enme oj degnee a .Leas wo . Then heAe ex,í,a 6 a neah . he .íden, c y polynomía .2 change o6 a~u :ables c such . ha xhe ms6onmed mapp .íng T* =c -1 Tc  .íl6 g .í en by T* (x, y) = (x+F n (x,y)+on+1 , x+y+O n+1 )whexe Fn .c,s a  de- gnee n polynom .í .a e . w hou P¿nean . enme and os e and6 6oA a &eA,íeh wí h zeAme o6 .1' oweA degAee a keas s . 1 .2 . Theonem . In he hypo hee .í s o6 1 .1 l e P n (z) = amzm+0m+1' a ,~ o . Then he o ígín .íes e~e undeA T* (and heAelo e unde T) í66 m íz odd and a m <O . The objec o he communica ion is o gi e a heo em cha ac e izing  he s able pa abolic poin s o he emaining case, i .e ., when DT(0) can be pu in diagonal o m . (Then T is nea he iden i y in a neighbou nhood U o he ixed poin ) . Le (x',y') = T(x,y) a canonical mapping .  I Dy y' is egula  (as happens in ou case) we can de ine an analy ic gene a ing unc ion (see [11) G(x,y') such ha G(x,y') = xy' +G (x,y')  and x'= D  y= D C . Fo he nondianonal yx case o  1 .2 . we ge G(x,y')=-x 2 /2 + Fn (u) du +0 n+2(x,y') . Theo em 1 .2 can 0 be e o mula ed as : s abili y is equi alen o G(x,y') ha ing a s ic ex e mum a he o igin . Tha his cha ac e iza ion is applicable o he diagonal case is s a ed in he main esul : 1 .3 . Theonem . Le Pbe a paAabolc :c 6 .íxed po,íw o6 an analy í .c APM, T,  and G(x,y') =xy' +G(x,y') a geneAa í,ng 6unc c :an 60A T . Then P Zb Lyapuno 6.2e i« Ghay a a h,íc ex xemum a P . ones o McGehee [71 bu only o he conse a i e case . §2 . Ske ch o he p oo . Only he case DT(0) =  1 0 ~0 1/ o 1 .3 . emains o be p o ed . Ins ead o using he ac ha G has a s ic ex emum a he o igin we can equi alen ly conside ha , nea he o igin, he se s G=g wi h Ig1 small and sui able sign, a e closedcu esa ound he o igin . The algo i hm o decide whe he o no G has a s ic ex emum a he o igin using he New on polygon is de e ed o he nex sec ion . 68 As a as ins abili y is conce ned he esul s ob ainedhe e ex end he Le (D 1 be he ime uni low associa ed o he hamil onian sys em wi h ha mil onian G : m 1 (x,y) = (x,y) . We in end o use m1 as an app oxima ion o T in U . By he way, i G, iis he pa ialde i a i e o Gw. . . he i- h a gumen , G i , Gi , k , . . . he second, hi d, . . . pa ial de i a i es, be e app oxima- ) 7 ions o T can be ob ained wi h modi ied hamil onians : H = G - 2 G 1 G 2 + 112 (G11G2 + 4G 12 G 1 G2 + G 22 G~ ) - 6 (G 112G 1 G2 + G 122 G 2 G2 + G 11 G 12 G2 + + G 22G12 G 2+ G11G22G1G2 +3G 2 2 G 1 G 2 )  + . . . We ge inc easingapp oxima ion aking e ms o inc easingo de . Howe e H=G is enough o he p oo . In U - (01  we de ine =G(x,y), a=2n /T( )whe e T( ) is he pe iod o he low o hamil onian G along he closed cu e Y=1G(x,y)= I . He e s ands he ime in e al in going om (x 0 ,0) o (x,y) along Y, wi h x0 >0  (one shows ha Yis s a -shaped w. . . he o igin i I l is small enough) . he ( ,a) a iables one has m 1 ( ,a) = ( ,a+2n/T( )) . A d T( )/d = 0( p), /3<0 . The e o e p essed in he ( ,a) a iables as T( ,a) = ( +¿á , a +2n/T( )+,áa), begin wi h e ms o ela i e high o de . Hence T can be seen as wis [81 and his gua an ees he exis en e o in a ian cu es om he s abili y ollows . 0 1 is a wis . The In compu a ion gi es ini ial map can be whe e A ,Ja a pe u bed whe e I G=g, Ig1 small, does no de ineclosed cu es in U bu G=0 has al b anches h ough he o igin hen we ge ins abili y unde 01 [61 he e o e,unde T . Comple e p oo sappea in [121 . o ex se e-- and, §3 . An algo i hm o decide abou s abili y . Fi s we plo he New onpoly-- gon associa ed o G . A necessa ycondi ion o s abili y is ha all he e icesha e e en coo dina es . Le m+ka, n-k/3, a,PEZ + , g .c .d . (a,P)=1, m+ka k=0 : be poin s in one side o he polygon . The e we ge G= . . .+Y- a k x ,y n-k~3 + . . . . Le (P=  akzk  0 . An addi ional necessa y condi ion is ha all 0 he eal ze os o (p be o e en mul iplici y . I he mul iplici y is ze o his is enough o s abili y . I i is no ze o, h ee cases a e posible, associa ed o each o such ze os :  y=0 (x) ;  x = 0 (y a ) , a > 1 ;  y = 0 (x a ) , a> 1 . The i s and second cases can be educed o he hi d one h ough a o a ion o a elabelling o he axes, espec i ely . The e o e, we can suppose y = mx p/q + . . . ,  p/q >l .  In oducing x =u q , y = mu p +z, we ge a new New on polygon and we p oceed o he analysis o e ms o he o m z = 0(Up),P>q . §4 . Some examples . a) We conside he case ,1 a ou h oo o uni y . A simple map is T(x,y) = _ (-y,x+ (y)) (a de Jonquié e map, no mal o m i Tis a C emona map o p i me deg ee [31 ) . Taking T 4 we can apply 1 .3 and §3 . I begins wi h e ms o deg ee k and k is odd, he o igin is s able . I k is e en and has only one e m (yk a e scaling) he o igin is s able . This is he case o he classical Hénon map [5,101 wi h o a ion angle a =7 /2 (k=2) . The in a ian cu es a e la in c oss shaped . Howe e , highe o de e ms can p oduce ins- abili y . Fo ins ance, T(x,y) = (-y, x+y 2 +ay 3 ) is uns able o a E[-1,0) .See [121 . b) I 11 is a cubic oo o uni y and we es ic ou sel es o T(x,y) _ = R2,c/3c) (x,y -x k ) , whe e Rá is a o a ion o anggle S a ound he o igin, we ge s abili y (uns abili y) i k is odd (e en) . c) Conce ning he es ic ed h ee-body p oblem, he s abili y o 4 o ma sses ,a equal o he c i ical alues o Rou h (see [21) only he alues ~¿2,u3 emain o se le he ques ion . Wi h he help o some leng hly compu a ions he esul s will appea elsewhe e [131 . O he applica ions o he s a bili y o bi u ca ion o bi scan be ound in [41 . Re e ences [11  A nold, V . 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