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There is nothing mysterious. Endofunctions on sets are transformations. Think permutations but you are allowed to have repeats. If you iterate them f(x), f(f(x)
by crb002 12y ago
There is nothing mysterious. Endofunctions on sets are transformations. Think permutations but you are allowed to have repeats. If you iterate them f(x), f(f(x)), f(f(f(x))) ... the function forgets elements until you have a stable partition which cycles. http://chadbrewbaker.github.io/combinatorics/transformations/permutations/2014/08/07/endo.html http://chadbrewbaker.github.io/combinatorics/transformations...
- sweezyjeezy 12y agoThat in no way explains why these K3 surfaces have anything to do with mock theta functions...
- crb002 12y agoIt explains why iterated functions turn into group like structures and the Mosnster is present.