We study statistical properties of the truncated flat spot map ftβ(x). In
particular, we investigate whether for large n, the deviations
βi=0nβ1β(ftiβ(x0β)β21β) upon rescaling satisfy a
Q-Gaussian distribution if x0β and t are both independently and uniformly
distributed on the unit circle. This was motivated by the fact that if ftβ is
the rotation by t, then it has been shown that in this case the rescaled
deviations are distributed as a Q-Gaussian with Q=2 (a Cauchy
distribution). This is the only case where a non-trivial (i.e. Qξ =1)
Q-Gaussian has been analytically established in a conservative dynamical
system.
In this note, however, we prove that for the family considered here, limnβSnβ/n converges to a random variable with a curious distribution which is
clearly not a Q-Gaussian or any other standard smooth distribution