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Critical itineraries of maps with constant slope and one discontinuity. (English) Zbl 1376.37031

Summary: For a function from the unit interval to itself with constant slope and one discontinuity, the itineraries of the point of discontinuity are called the critical itineraries. These critical itineraries play a significant role in the study of \(\beta\)-expansions (with positive or negative \(\beta\)) and fractal transformations. A combinatorial characterization of the critical itineraries of such functions is provided.

MSC:

37B10 Symbolic dynamics
26A18 Iteration of real functions in one variable
37B15 Dynamical aspects of cellular automata
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