Uniform bound on common periodic points for families of regular plane polynomial automorphisms

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Auteurs principaux: Abboud, Marc, Zhang, Yugang
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author Abboud, Marc
Zhang, Yugang
author_facet Abboud, Marc
Zhang, Yugang
contents Given two one-dimensional families $f$ and $g$ of regular plane polynomial automorphisms parameterised by an algebraic curve $B$, all defined over some number field $K$, such that one of them is dissipative, we prove that at any parameter $b\in B(\mathbb{C})$, either $f_b$ and $g_b$ share a common iterate, or the number of their common periodic points $\mathrm{Per}(f_b) \cap \mathrm{Per}(g_b)$ is bounded by a uniform constant $D$ (independent of the parameter $b$). We thus extend a result of Mavraki and Schmidt for rational maps to our setting.
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spellingShingle Uniform bound on common periodic points for families of regular plane polynomial automorphisms
Abboud, Marc
Zhang, Yugang
Dynamical Systems
Algebraic Geometry
Complex Variables
Number Theory
Given two one-dimensional families $f$ and $g$ of regular plane polynomial automorphisms parameterised by an algebraic curve $B$, all defined over some number field $K$, such that one of them is dissipative, we prove that at any parameter $b\in B(\mathbb{C})$, either $f_b$ and $g_b$ share a common iterate, or the number of their common periodic points $\mathrm{Per}(f_b) \cap \mathrm{Per}(g_b)$ is bounded by a uniform constant $D$ (independent of the parameter $b$). We thus extend a result of Mavraki and Schmidt for rational maps to our setting.
title Uniform bound on common periodic points for families of regular plane polynomial automorphisms
topic Dynamical Systems
Algebraic Geometry
Complex Variables
Number Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.10310