Geometrically finite transcendental entire functions
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| author | Alhamed, Mashael Rempe, Lasse Sixsmith, Dave |
| author_facet | Alhamed, Mashael Rempe, Lasse Sixsmith, Dave |
| contents | For polynomials, local connectivity of Julia sets is a much-studied and important property. Indeed, when the Julia set of a polynomial of degree $d\geq 2$ is locally connected, the topological dynamics can be completely described as a quotient of a much simpler system: angle $d$-tupling on the circle.
For a transcendental entire function, local connectivity is less significant, but we may still ask for a description of the topological dynamics as the quotient of a simpler system. To this end, we introduce the notion of "docile" functions: a transcendental entire function with bounded postsingular set is docile if it is the quotient of a suitable disjoint-type function. Moreover, we prove docility for the large class of geometrically finite transcendental entire functions with bounded criticality on the Julia set. This can be seen as an analogue of the local connectivity of Julia sets for geometrically finite polynomials, first proved by Douady and Hubbard, and extends previous work of the second author and of Mihaljević for more restrictive classes of entire functions. |
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| spellingShingle | Geometrically finite transcendental entire functions Alhamed, Mashael Rempe, Lasse Sixsmith, Dave Dynamical Systems Complex Variables Primary 37F10, Secondary 30D05, 30F45, 37F20 For polynomials, local connectivity of Julia sets is a much-studied and important property. Indeed, when the Julia set of a polynomial of degree $d\geq 2$ is locally connected, the topological dynamics can be completely described as a quotient of a much simpler system: angle $d$-tupling on the circle. For a transcendental entire function, local connectivity is less significant, but we may still ask for a description of the topological dynamics as the quotient of a simpler system. To this end, we introduce the notion of "docile" functions: a transcendental entire function with bounded postsingular set is docile if it is the quotient of a suitable disjoint-type function. Moreover, we prove docility for the large class of geometrically finite transcendental entire functions with bounded criticality on the Julia set. This can be seen as an analogue of the local connectivity of Julia sets for geometrically finite polynomials, first proved by Douady and Hubbard, and extends previous work of the second author and of Mihaljević for more restrictive classes of entire functions. |
| title | Geometrically finite transcendental entire functions |
| topic | Dynamical Systems Complex Variables Primary 37F10, Secondary 30D05, 30F45, 37F20 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2003.08884 |