The Cayley map γ(z) = (2 − z)/(2 + z) and its fixed point #
The Padé decay exponent γ_Padé(z) = −(z − 2)/(z + 2) is a Cayley map. Its positive fixed point is
z* = (√17 − 3)/2, with susceptibility χ = (5 + √17)/4 and Floquet multiplier
μ = γ'(z*) = (√17 − 9)/8.
Main results #
cayley_fixed_point_iff:γ(z) = z ↔ z² + 3z − 2 = 0(forz ≠ −2).cayley_root,cayley_root_pos:z* = (√17 − 3)/2is a positive root ofz² + 3z − 2.chi_root:χ = (5 + √17)/4satisfies2χ² − 5χ + 1 = 0.floquet_multiplier,cayley_floquet_form_equivalence:μ = (√17 − 9)/8, in the cleared formμ (2 + z*)² = −4and in the table's form−4(√17 + 1)/(5√17 + 13).cayley_floquet_stable:|μ| < 1.cayley_at_zero,cayley_at_two:γ(0) = 1(Hagedorn),γ(2) = 0.
References #
- C. Marín, Predicting How Transformers Attend (2026), §20 of the formula toolkit,
Zenodo 19826343. Ported from
Taf/RGFlow.leanandTaf/ScalingLawIdentities.leanof karlesmarin/lean-taf (Lean v4.30.0-rc2).