Abstract
We give a simple proof of Siegel's linearization theorem of germs of complex analytic diffeomorphisms of ℂ N near a fixed point. The proof leads to realistic bounds when applied to polynomial maps of ℂ. Numerical estimates, based on rigorous arguments, are also given. For non-quadratic mappings we find that winding numbers different from the golden mean might determine the stochastic transition.
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