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Multifractality and nonextensivity at the edge of chaos of unimodal maps

We examine both the dynamical and the multifractal properties at the chaos threshold of logistic maps with general nonlinearity $z>1$. First we determine analytically the sensitivity to initial conditions $ξ_{t}$. Then we consider a renormalization group (RG) operation on the partition function $Z$ of the multifractal attractor that eliminates one half of the multifractal points each time it is applied. Invariance of $Z$ fixes a length-scale transformation factor $2^{-η}$ in terms of the generalized dimensions $D_β$. There exists a gap $Δη$ in the values of $η$ equal to $λ_{q}=1/(1-q)=D_{\infty}^{-1}-D_{-\infty}^{-1}$ where $λ_{q}$ is the $q$-generalized Lyapunov exponent and $q$ is the nonextensive entropic index. We provide an interpretation for this relationship - previously derived by Lyra and Tsallis - between dynamical and geometrical properties. Key Words: Edge of chaos, multifractal attractor, nonextensivity

preprint2004arXivOpen access

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