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Implemented five new operations for dynamical semigroups #35988

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Implemented the following methods for dynamical semigroups:
  1. multiply (*) : multiply two dynamical semigroups
  2. power (^) : exponentiate a dynamical semigroup
  3. nth_iterate : evaluate on a value n times with a dynamical semigroup
  4. homogenize : convert affine dynamical semigroups to projective dynamical semigroups
  5. dehomogenize : convert projective dynamical semigroups to affine dynamical semigroups

This is part of issue #35954

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Mostly looks good. Here are changes to make:
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LGTM

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1. multiply (*) : multiply two dynamical semigroups
2. power (^) : exponentiate a dynamical semigroup
3. nth_iterate : evaluate on a value n times with a dynamical semigroup
4. homogenize : convert affine dynamical semigroups to projective
dynamical semigroups
5. dehomogenize : convert projective dynamical semigroups to affine
dynamical semigroups

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The orbit method works like the orbit method in dynamical systems, but
instead the point is evaluated on using a dynamical semigroup.

The specialization method returns a dynamical semigroup defined by the
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@vbraun vbraun merged commit 433b855 into sagemath:develop Aug 27, 2023
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