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1 AD FIXED POINTS OF ANALYTIC FUNCTIONS Peter Henrici Stanford University Stanford, California July 1969 OittribitM...'to foster, serve and promote the nation's economic development and technological advancement.' U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE/National Bureau of Standards This document has been approved lor public release aud sale. i

2 I I * < CS 137 i 8 ^ FIXED POINTS OF ANALYTIC FUNCTIONS \ BY PETER HENRICI TECHNICAL REPORT NO. CS 137 JULY 1969 CLEAWlNt, HOUSE COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT School of Humanities and Sciences STANFORD UNIVERSITY I 1

3 -in m f.im-: n r r-^^ ^- FIXED POINTS OF ANALYTIC FUNCTIONS* By Peter Henrici Reproduction in whole or in part is permitted for any purpose of the United States Government. This work was supported in part by the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule, Zürich, Switzerland. -Uta

4 ^J Abstract A continuous mapping of a simply connected, closed, bounded set of the euclldean plane Into Itself Is known to have at least one fixed point. It Is shown that the usual condition for the fixed point to be unique, and for convergence of the Iteration sequence to the fixed point, can be relaxed if the mapping is defined by an analytic function of a complex variable. ii

5 wmm*r ' We consider the problems of the existence and of the construction cf solutions of the equation (1) z = F(z), where the function F is analytic in some domain S of the complex plane. Such solutions are called fixed points of F. By standard results in real numerical analysis, it follows immediately that F has at least one fixed point if S is bounded and simply connected, F is continuous on the closure S' of S, and Fes') c S'. If the mapping defined by F is contracting, then there is a unique fixed point, and the iteration sequence defined by 0- J ) z n+l = F^ZJ ; n = 0, 1, i J,..., converges to the fixed point for every choice of z 0 6 S'. If S is convex, a necessary and sufficient condition for the mapping to be contracting is that the derivative F' of F satisfies 0) \F'{z)\ = k, z S, where k < 1. It is the purpose of this note to show that the hypothesis that F is contracting can be dispensed with due to the analyticity of F. The argument provides an opportunity to apply some basic facts of complex variable theory in a constructive setting. THEOREM. Let S denote the interior of a Jordan curve F, let F be analytjc in S and continuous on S U F, and let F(S U l) <= S. Then F has exactly one fixed point, and the iteration sequence defined by (J) con-

6 verges to the fixed point for arbitrary z 0 E S u I' IF'\ Clearly, there are functions F s atis~lng the hypotheses for which is arbitrarily large, e.g., F(z) =? z in!22 We first rove the Theorem in the case where S is t.he unit disk. Here the hypothesis implies (4) r : = ma.x \F(z)\ < 1 \ z \~1 The oint is a fixed oint if a.nd onl y if it is a zero of z - F(z). To ove the exin enc:e of a zero, we ai;pl J' Rouch"e' s theorem {{1], P 124) with,. l n t he role of the "big" function and F( z ) in the r ole of the "small".~. unc ti n he e"'sential hypothesis of Roucht!' s 'Che rem i s atisfied i n vie\~.f' ) It follo ts that z - F(z) has exactly E1s many zero.., inside \ z \ = 1 ::., namel y one. Ll~ t denote t he w1ique fixed point. In order to prove the convergence of tht! iter ation sequtnce, let; t( :.: ) = z - " 1- z 3 H.:::: i~ u inc r tran fo:nnation which ma \zl < 1 onto i tself and ~ ends s i t o I e; nd e t l.. function has the fixea point 0 It is < c \z\ = ~ onto a clos d subset of \ z \ < 1, hence k : = sup \ z \~1 \G(z)\ < l. L::.., t., :.J.t.., ) : n at k > 0, for otherwise G, and consequently F, i s con- Lakes place in cne tep. The function -1 k G vani shes ounded y 1, hence by th~ Lemma of Schwarz ( [l ] 1 11 ) ' 2

7 k 1G(Z) - \Z\ and consequently, (5) lg( Z ) ^ k\z\ for all z such that Izl Let w = t(a v ). Since n r/ 'Vl = t( Vl ) = r(f ( :: n )) = t ( F ( t " 1 ( w n))) = ü ( w n) i ^ folios from (5) that IVll " k l W nl and <, n hence that w = k jw^j, implying that w - 0. Hence z = t" 1 (v; ) - t' 1 (0) = s. n n To prove the Theorem for an arbitrary Jordan domain S, we require a less elementary tool, the Osgood-Caratheodory theorem {[2], p ) stating the existence of a function g that maps S conformally onto z < 1 and 3 U 1 continuously and one-to-one onto jzj = 1. The function J H=g 0 F 0 g" is easily seen to satisfy the hypotheses of the Theorem for 1- the unit disk. Furthermore; if the points z are defined by ( > L ) and w = g(z ) then w,, = H(w ). Thus the validity of the Theorem for the unit n ov v n' ' n+1 n' " disk implies the validity for a general S. i amplifying its content. In line with the paedagogical nature of this note, we add some problem?; 1) Show that k =., f r u i + r 2) In the case where S is the unit disk, show that 2 n - si = (1 + r) k n, n = 0, 1, 2,.... 5) Let F'Cs) = F"(s) =... = F^" 1^) = 0, F (in) (s) ^ 0 for some integer ra > 1. If S is the unit dink, establish the following error astlmate showing superlinear convergence: '> ,,..T-

8 ^ i = z n - c' = (1 + r) k i ( m i in +..# + m' n-1, n «1, 2 f 9 t Research problem. Can similar results be established for systems of analytic equations?

9 1 REFERENCES [1] L. Ahlfors, Complex Analysis, 1st edition. McJraw-Hlll, New York [2] C. Caratheodory, Theory of functions of a complex variable, vol. 2 (English edition). Chelsea, New York i960. i.

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