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March 31, 202614 citationsOpen Access

Orbit-Multiplier Borel Poles Across Classes A, B, and C (Paper 18 in the Non-Holomorphic Fractal Series)

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MBMichael Bird

Key Points

  • To investigate orbit-multiplier Borel singularities associated with the non-holomorphic Bird map across classes A, B, and C.
  • Utilized the Watson–Borel–alien bridge from a prior paper as a fundamental context.
  • Examined Borel poles and singularities in different classes specifically pertaining to the Bird map.
  • Compared the stability and characteristics of poles across classes A, B, and C.
  • Class C retains a Feigenbaum orbit-multiplier pole at s = 1/δ_F.
  • Class A does not exhibit a prominent Borel pole near s = 1 or a sustained period-doubling ladder.
  • Class B only displays a stable Padé–Borel pole at s ≈ 0.6675, which fails under higher-order analyses.

Abstract

Paper 18 in the Non-Holomorphic Fractal Series. We study orbit-multiplier Borel singularities for the non-holomorphic Bird map across Classes A, B, and C, using the Watson–Borel–alien bridge from Paper 17 as context. Class C retains its Feigenbaum orbit-multiplier pole at s = 1/δF (Paper 6, locked reference). Class A exhibits neither a Feigenbaum-style sustained period-doubling ladder nor a visible positive-axis WBA Borel pole near s = 1. Class B shows only a phenomenologically stable 1/1 Padé–Borel pole for the log-ladder at s ≈ 2/3 (s ≈ 0. 6675) that does not survive higher-order Padé fits. These negative results rule out naive cross-class universality of the Feigenbaum orbit-multiplier Borel pole and constrain the resurgent atlas by establishing that the Feigenbaum orbit-multiplier Borel pole is a Class C-specific feature at present numerical resolution.

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Michael Bird (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cb6556e6a8c024954b9750https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19323282
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