Errata-Corrige : “Iteration theory, compactly divergent sequences and commuting holomorphic maps”
Using a construction similar to an iterated function system, but with functions changing at each step of iteration, we provide a natural example of a continuous one-parameter family of holomorphic functions of infinitely many variables. This family is parametrized by the compact space of positive integer sequences of prescribed growth and hence it can also be viewed as a parametric description of a trivial analytic multifunction.
We introduce a geometry on the cone of positive closed currents of bidegree and apply it to define the intersection of such currents. We also construct and study the Green currents and the equilibrium measure for horizontal-like mappings. The Green currents satisfy some extremality properties. The equilibrium measure is invariant, mixing and has maximal entropy. It is equal to the intersection of the Green currents associated to the horizontal-like map and to its inverse.
In this paper, we consider an analytic family of holomorphic mappings and the sequence of iterates of . If the sequence is not compactly divergent, there exists an unique retraction adherent to the sequence . If is a strictly convex taut domain in and if the image of is of dimension , we prove that does not depend from . We apply this result to the existence of fixed points of holomorphic mappings on the product of two bounded strictly convex domains.
Soit un endomorphisme holomorphe de . Je présenterai une construction géométrique, due à Briend et Duval, d’une mesure de probabilité ayant les propriétés suivantes : reflète la distribution des préimages des points en dehors d’un ensemble exceptionnel algébrique, les points périodiques répulsifs de s’équidistribuent par rapport à et est l’unique mesure d’entropie maximale de .
This is a survey about local holomorphic dynamics, from Poincaré's times to nowadays. Some new ideas on how to relate discrete dynamics to continuous dynamics are also introduced. It is the text of the talk given by the author at the XVII UMI Congress at Milano.
We establish a Poincaré-Dulac theorem for sequences of holomorphic contractions whose differentials split regularly. The resonant relations determining the normal forms hold on the moduli of the exponential rates of contraction. Our results are actually stated in the framework of bundle maps.Such sequences of holomorphic contractions appear naturally as iterated inverse branches of endomorphisms of . In this context, our normalization result allows to estimate precisely the distortions of ellipsoids...
We charocterize the commuting polynomial automorphisms of C2, using their meromorphic extension to P2 and looking at their dynamics on the line at infinity.
We prove that each degree two quasiregular polynomial is conjugate to Q(z) = z² - (p+q)|z|² + pqz̅² + c, |p| < 1, |q| < 1. We also show that the complexification of Q can be extended to a polynomial endomorphism of ℂℙ² which acts as a Blaschke product (z-p)/(1-p̅z) · (z-q)/(1-q̅z) on ℂℙ²∖ℂ². Using this fact we study the dynamics of Q under iteration.
We study a linearization of a real-analytic plane map in the neighborhood of its fixed point of holomorphic type. We prove a generalization of the classical Koenig theorem. To do that, we use the well known results concerning the local dynamics of holomorphic mappings in ℂ².
It is shown that an infinite sequence of polynomial mappings of several complex variables, with suitable growth restrictions, determines a filled-in Julia set which is pluriregular. Such sets depend continuously and analytically on the generating sequences, in the sense of pluripotential theory and the theory of set-valued analytic functions, respectively.
We study conditions involving the critical set of a regular polynomial endomorphism f∶ℂ2↦ℂ2 under which all complete external rays from infinity for f have well defined endpoints.
We extend the results obtained in our previous paper, concerning quasiregular polynomials of algebraic degree two, to the case of polynomial endomorphisms of ℝ² whose algebraic degree is equal to their topological degree. We also deal with some other classes of polynomial endomorphisms extendable to ℂℙ².