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Recurrence of entire transcendental functions with simple post-singular sets

Jan-Martin Hemke (2005)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

We study how the orbits of the singularities of the inverse of a meromorphic function determine the dynamics on its Julia set, at least up to a set of (Lebesgue) measure zero. We concentrate on a family of entire transcendental functions with only finitely many singularities of the inverse, counting multiplicity, all of which either escape exponentially fast or are pre-periodic. For these functions we are able to decide whether the function is recurrent or not. In the case that the Julia set is...

Repelling periodic points and landing of rays for post-singularly bounded exponential maps

Anna Miriam Benini, Mikhail Lyubich (2014)

Annales de l’institut Fourier

We show that repelling periodic points are landing points of periodic rays for exponential maps whose singular value has bounded orbit. For polynomials with connected Julia sets, this is a celebrated theorem by Douady, for which we present a new proof. In both cases we also show that points in hyperbolic sets are accessible by at least one and at most finitely many rays. For exponentials this allows us to conclude that the singular value itself is accessible.

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