07/06/2009, 12:53 AM
(07/05/2009, 09:13 PM)bo198214 Wrote:(07/05/2009, 08:57 PM)BenStandeven Wrote: What about using Kneser's approach to produce the alternate tetration functions?
There is no initial region connecting an alternative fixed point pair.
The image of the straight line connecting a secondary fixed point pair overlaps with itself.
Secondary fixed points lie in a range with imaginary part greater or less than pi.
The vertical line connecting a pair is longer than 2*pi.
This means the image revolves more than once around 0 with constant radius, hence overlapping itself.
I tried to construct different connecting lines of a secondary fixed point pair and failed. I believe there is no initial region connecting two secondary fixed points.
Yeah, that's right; the path would have to pass through a point with imaginary value 2 pi, and also through its conjugate. Then the other side of the region would intersect itself at the exponential of that point.