It is a survey article showing how an enhanced version of the Banach contraction principle can lead to generalizations of attractors of iterated function systems and to Julia type sets.

A monomial self-map $f$ on a complex toric variety is said to be $k$-stable if the action induced on the $2k$-cohomology is compatible with iteration. We show that under suitable conditions on the eigenvalues of the matrix of exponents of $f$, we can find a toric model with at worst quotient singularities where $f$ is $k$-stable. If $f$ is replaced by an iterate one can find a $k$-stable model as soon as the dynamical degrees ${\lambda }_k$ of $f$ satisfy ${\lambda }_k^2\>{\lambda }_{k-1}{\lambda }_{k+1}$. On the other hand, we give examples of monomial maps $f$, where this condition...

Nous construisons des mesures selles (dans un sens faible) pour les endomorphismes holomorphes de ${\mathbb{P}}^2\left(ℂ\right)$.

We try to find a geometric interpretation of the wedge product of positive closed laminar currents in C2. We say such a wedge product is geometric if it is given by intersecting the disks filling up the currents. Uniformly laminar currents do always intersect geometrically in this sense. We also introduce a class of strongly approximable laminar currents, natural from the dynamical point of view, and prove that such currents intersect geometrically provided they have continuous potentials.