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We study a class of twist maps where the functiong(θ)=θ(1−|2θ|z−1) is nonanalytic (C 1) and endowed with a varying degree of inflectionz. Whenz>3, reappearance of a KAM torus after its breakup has been observed. We introduce an “inverse residue criterion” to determine the reappearance point. Scaling behavior at the transition points is also studied. For 2⩽z<3 the scaling exponents are found to vary withz, whereas forz⩾3 they are independent ofz. In this sensez=3 plays a role quite similar to that of the upper critical dimension in phase transitions.
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Hu, B., Shi, J. & Kim, S.Y. Recurrence of Kolmogorov-Arnold-Moser tori in nonanalytic twist maps. J Stat Phys 62, 631–649 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01017977
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