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Error estimates for approximating non-hyperbolic heteroclinic orbits of maps

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In this paper we consider heteroclinic orbits in discrete time dynamical systems that connect a hyperbolic fixed point to a non-hyperbolic fixed point with a one-dimensional center direction. A numerical method for approximating the heteroclinic orbit by a finite orbit sequence is introduced and a detailed error analysis is presented. The loss of hyperbolicity requires special tools for proving the error estimate – the polynomial dichotomy of linear difference equations and a (partial) normal form transformation near the non-hyperbolic fixed point. This situation appears, for example, when one fixed point undergoes a flip bifurcation. For this case, the approximation method and the validity of the error estimate is illustrated by an example.

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Correspondence to Wolf-Jürgen Beyn.

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Supported by the DFG Research Group ‘Spectral analysis, asymptotic distributions and stochastic dynamics’

Mathematics Subject Classification (2000): 37C29, 65P30

Acknowledgement The authors thank the referees for several helpful suggestions which improved the first version of this paper.

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Beyn, WJ., Hüls, T. Error estimates for approximating non-hyperbolic heteroclinic orbits of maps. Numer. Math. 99, 289–323 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00211-004-0563-4

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