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Localized states of Harper's equation correspond to strange nonchaotic attractors in the related Harper mapping. In parameter space, these fractal attractors with nonpositive Lyapunov exponents occur in fractally organized tongue-like regions which emanate from the Cantor set of eigenvalues on the critical line epsilon=1. A topological invariant characterizes wave functions corresponding to energies in the gaps in the spectrum. This permits a unique integer labeling of the gaps and also determines their scaling properties as a function of potential strength.
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