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Autores principales: Bonifant, Araceli, Milnor, John
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Publicado: 2025
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.08868
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author Bonifant, Araceli
Milnor, John
author_facet Bonifant, Araceli
Milnor, John
contents We study the parameter space ${\mathcal S}_p$ for cubic polynomial maps with a marked critical point of period $p$. We will outline a fairly complete theory as to how the dynamics of the map $F$ changes as we move around the parameter space ${\mathcal S}_p$. For every escape region ${\mathcal E}\subset {\mathcal S}_p$, every parameter ray in ${\mathcal E}$ with rational parameter angle lands at some uniquely defined point in the boundary $\partial{\mathcal E}$. This landing point is necessarily either a parabolic map or a Misiurewicz map. The relationship between parameter rays and dynamic rays is formalized by the period $q$ tessellation of ${\mathcal S}_p$, where maps in the same face of this tessellation always have the same period $q$ orbit portrait.
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spellingShingle Cubic Polynomial Maps with Periodic Critical Orbit, Part III: Tessellations and Orbit Portraits
Bonifant, Araceli
Milnor, John
Dynamical Systems
37F10, 30C10, 30D05
We study the parameter space ${\mathcal S}_p$ for cubic polynomial maps with a marked critical point of period $p$. We will outline a fairly complete theory as to how the dynamics of the map $F$ changes as we move around the parameter space ${\mathcal S}_p$. For every escape region ${\mathcal E}\subset {\mathcal S}_p$, every parameter ray in ${\mathcal E}$ with rational parameter angle lands at some uniquely defined point in the boundary $\partial{\mathcal E}$. This landing point is necessarily either a parabolic map or a Misiurewicz map. The relationship between parameter rays and dynamic rays is formalized by the period $q$ tessellation of ${\mathcal S}_p$, where maps in the same face of this tessellation always have the same period $q$ orbit portrait.
title Cubic Polynomial Maps with Periodic Critical Orbit, Part III: Tessellations and Orbit Portraits
topic Dynamical Systems
37F10, 30C10, 30D05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.08868