Exercise 1.  Consider the function   [Graphics:Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_1.gif],   where   [Graphics:Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_2.gif].  

1 (c).  Use induction to show that, if all the terms of the sequence  [Graphics:Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_64.gif]  are defined, then the sequence  [Graphics:Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_65.gif]  is real, provided that  [Graphics:Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_66.gif]  is real.

Solution 1 (c).

See text and/or instructor's solution manual.

If   [Graphics:../Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_67.gif]   is real then obviously   [Graphics:../Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_68.gif]   is real.  

        Assume  [Graphics:../Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_69.gif]  is real for some  [Graphics:../Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_70.gif],  

then   [Graphics:../Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_71.gif]   is also real, provided  [Graphics:../Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_72.gif].

        Therefore, by mathematical induction,

if all the terms of the sequence  [Graphics:../Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_73.gif]  are defined, then the sequence  [Graphics:../Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_74.gif]  is real, provided that  [Graphics:../Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_75.gif]  is real.

We are done.   

Remark.  We can use Mathematica to explore this situation.

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                    Some terms in the sequence  [Graphics:../Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_101.gif]  generated by   [Graphics:../Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_102.gif]  are

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                    Notice that the iteration produces an oscillating sequence  [Graphics:../Images/JuliaMandelbrotModHome_gr_104.gif]  that is divergent.

 





























 

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