2. A point p is a non-wandering point for f, if, for any open interval Jcontaining p, there exists z € J and n > 0 such that f"(z) e J. Notethat we do not require thatp itself return to J. Let (f) denote the set ofnon-wandering points for f.a. Prove that N(f) is a closed set.b. If F, is the quadratic map with p > 2+ V5, show that 2(F.) = A.c. Identify (F.) for each u satisfying 0

a) To prove that ζf is closed. Hence it is enough to prove that ζfc is open. Let x∈ζfc. Then x is…

A point p is a non-wandering point for f, if, for any open interval J containing p, there exists z E J and n > 0 such that f"(z) e J. Note that we do not require that p itself return to J. Let Nf) denote the set of non-wandering points for f. a. Prove that N(f) is a closed set. b. If F, is the quadratic map with p > 2+ V5, show that 2(F,) = A. c. Identify 2(F,) for each u satisfying 0 < u < 3. 2.

A point p is a non-wandering point for f, if, for any open interval J containing p, there exists z E J and n > 0 such that f"(z) e J. Note that we do not require that p itself return to J. Let Nf) denote the set of non-wandering points for f. a. Prove that N(f) is a closed set. b. If F, is the quadratic map with p > 2+ V5, show that 2(F,) = A. c. Identify 2(F,) for each u satisfying 0 < u < 3. 2.

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2. A point p is a non-wandering point for f, if, for any open interval J
containing p, there exists z € J and n > 0 such that f"(z) e J. Note
that we do not require thatp itself return to J. Let (f) denote the set of
non-wandering points for f.
a. Prove that N(f) is a closed set.
b. If F, is the quadratic map with p > 2+ V5, show that 2(F.) = A.
c. Identify (F.) for each u satisfying 0 <p < 3.
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