Linear-fractional rotational interval exchange transformations

Alexey Teplinsky

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Linear-fractional rotational interval exchange transformations

Alexey Teplinsky

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Linear-fractional rotational interval exchange transformations appear naturally when investigating circle diffeomorphisms with breaks using the renormalization group approach. Earlier, we achieved an important rigidity result on circle diffeomorphisms with a single break by means of establishing a time-reversing duality for the corresponding commuting pairs of linear-fractional maps. In this paper, we extend the established duality to the case of multiple breaks, where a commuting pair from the previous case is replaced by a `commuting collection' of an even number of linear-fractional maps, which act according to a rotational interval exchange scheme of special type, while satisfying certain commutation relations.

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Alexey Teplinsky. 2026-09-30. Linear-fractional rotational interval exchange transformations. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.40261

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