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36 Integrals with Coalescing SaddlesProperties

§36.6 Scaling Relations

Diffraction Catastrophe Scaling

36.6.1 ΨK⁡(𝐱;k) =kβK⁢ΨK⁡(𝐲⁢(k)),
Ψ(U)⁡(𝐱;k) =kβ(U)⁢Ψ(U)⁡(𝐲(U)⁢(k)),

where

36.6.2 cuspoids: ⁢𝐲⁢(k) =(x1⁢kγ1⁢K,x2⁢kγ2⁢K,…,xK⁢kγK⁢K),
umbilics: ⁢𝐲(U)⁢(k) =(x⁢k2/3,y⁢k2/3,z⁢k1/3).

Indices for k-Scaling of Magnitude of ΨK or Ψ(U) (Singularity Index)

36.6.3 cuspoids: ⁢βK =K2⁢(K+2),
umbilics: ⁢β(U) =13.

Indices for k-Scaling of Coordinates xm

36.6.4 cuspoids: ⁢γm⁢K =1−mK+2,
umbilics: ⁢γx(U) =23,
γy(U) =23,
γz(U) =13.

Indices for k-Scaling of 𝐱 Hypervolume

36.6.5 cuspoids: ⁢γK =∑m=1Kγm⁢K=K⁢(K+3)2⁢(K+2),
umbilics: ⁢γ(U) =∑m=13γm(U)=53.
Table 36.6.1: Special cases of scaling exponents for cuspoids.
singularity K βK γ1⁢K γ2⁢K γ3⁢K γK
fold 1 16 23 − − 23
cusp 2 14 34 12 − 54
swallowtail 3 310 45 35 25 95

For the results in this section and more extensive lists of exponents see Berry (1977) and Varčenko (1976).