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Register a new userAxiom A maps are dense in the space of unimodal maps in the $C^k$ topology
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Oleg S. Kozlovski
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In this paper we prove C^k structure stability conjecture for unimodal maps. In other words, we shall prove that Action A maps are dense in the space of C^k unimodal maps in the C^k topology. Here k can be 1,2,...,infty,omega.
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