Deautonomisation by singularity confinement and degree growth

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Autori principali: Stokes, Alexander, Mase, Takafumi, Willox, Ralph, Grammaticos, Basile
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author Stokes, Alexander
Mase, Takafumi
Willox, Ralph
Grammaticos, Basile
author_facet Stokes, Alexander
Mase, Takafumi
Willox, Ralph
Grammaticos, Basile
contents In this paper we give an explanation of a number of observations relating to degree growth of birational mappings of the plane and their deautonomisation by singularity confinement. These observations are of a link between two a priori unrelated notions: firstly the dynamical degree of the mapping and secondly the evolution of parameters required for its singularity structure to remain unchanged under a sufficiently general deautonomisation. We explain this correspondence for a large class of birational mappings of the plane via the spaces of initial conditions for their deautonomised versions. We show that even for non-integrable mappings in this class, the surfaces forming these spaces have effective anticanonical divisors and one can define a period map parametrising them, similar to that in the theory of rational surfaces associated with discrete Painlevé equations. This provides a bridge between the evolution of coefficients in the deautonomised mapping and the induced dynamics on the Picard lattice which encode the dynamical degree.
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spellingShingle Deautonomisation by singularity confinement and degree growth
Stokes, Alexander
Mase, Takafumi
Willox, Ralph
Grammaticos, Basile
Exactly Solvable and Integrable Systems
Mathematical Physics
Algebraic Geometry
Dynamical Systems
In this paper we give an explanation of a number of observations relating to degree growth of birational mappings of the plane and their deautonomisation by singularity confinement. These observations are of a link between two a priori unrelated notions: firstly the dynamical degree of the mapping and secondly the evolution of parameters required for its singularity structure to remain unchanged under a sufficiently general deautonomisation. We explain this correspondence for a large class of birational mappings of the plane via the spaces of initial conditions for their deautonomised versions. We show that even for non-integrable mappings in this class, the surfaces forming these spaces have effective anticanonical divisors and one can define a period map parametrising them, similar to that in the theory of rational surfaces associated with discrete Painlevé equations. This provides a bridge between the evolution of coefficients in the deautonomised mapping and the induced dynamics on the Picard lattice which encode the dynamical degree.
title Deautonomisation by singularity confinement and degree growth
topic Exactly Solvable and Integrable Systems
Mathematical Physics
Algebraic Geometry
Dynamical Systems
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.01372