Abstract

One-dimensional mappings “at the limit of period doubling” are studied in this paper without the use of the renormalization theory of Feigenbaum and others. The principal result is that the attracting part of the nonwandering set is a Cantor set of measure zero under the additional assumption that the map has negative Schwarzian derivative.

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