
TL;DR
This paper investigates the fractal structure of bubbles related to circle diffeomorphisms, demonstrating an approximate self-similarity property that enhances understanding of their complex geometric nature.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of approximate self-similarity in bubbles, providing new insights into their fractal structure and relation to Arnold tongues.
Findings
Bubbles exhibit approximate self-similarity.
The study links bubbles to complex fractal geometries.
Results deepen understanding of circle diffeomorphism dynamics.
Abstract
Bubbles is a fractal-like set related to a circle diffeomorphism; they are a complex analogue to Arnold tongues. In this article, we prove an approximate self-similarity of bubbles.
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