Veronese and the detectives: finding the symmetry of attractors
Veronese and the detectives: finding the symmetry of attractors
This paper explores connections between Veronese maps $R^n\to Sym_n$ (where $Sym_n$ is the $n(n+1)/2$ -dimensional space of $n\times n$ symmetric matrices) given by $x\mapsto xx^t$, and the detective maps defined by Barany et al. (Physica D, 67 (1993), 66-87). The main result is that if a quadratic detective exists then the Veronese map is a detective.
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Chillingworth, D.R.J.
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1996
Chillingworth, D.R.J.
39d011b7-db33-4d7d-8dc7-c5a4e0a61231
Chillingworth, D.R.J.
(1996)
Veronese and the detectives: finding the symmetry of attractors.
Fields Institute Communications, 5, .
Abstract
This paper explores connections between Veronese maps $R^n\to Sym_n$ (where $Sym_n$ is the $n(n+1)/2$ -dimensional space of $n\times n$ symmetric matrices) given by $x\mapsto xx^t$, and the detective maps defined by Barany et al. (Physica D, 67 (1993), 66-87). The main result is that if a quadratic detective exists then the Veronese map is a detective.
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