Oka' s inequality for currents and applications.
We know well difference Picard-Vessiot theory, Galois theory of linear difference equations. We propose a general Galois theory of difference equations that generalizes Picard-Vessiot theory. For every difference field extension of characteristic , we attach its Galois group, which is a group of coordinate transformation.
We apply the General Galois Theory of difference equations introduced in the first part to concrete examples. The General Galois Theory allows us to define a discrete dynamical system being infinitesimally solvable, which is a finer notion than being integrable. We determine all the infinitesimally solvable discrete dynamical systems on the compact Riemann surfaces.
Rees-Shishikura’s theorem plays an important role in the study of matings of polynomials. It promotes Thurston’s combinatorial equivalence into a semi-conjugacy. In this work we restate and reprove Rees-Shishikura’s theorem in a more general form, which can then be applied to a wider class of postcritically finite branched coverings. We provide an application of the restated theorem.
Let f be a quadratic map (more generally, , d > 1) of the complex plane. We give sufficient conditions for f to have no measurable invariant linefields on its Julia set. We also prove that if the series converges absolutely, then its sum is non-zero. In the proof we use analytic tools, such as integral and transfer (Ruelle-type) operators and approximation theorems.
For a polynomial with one critical point (maybe multiple), which does not have attracting or neutral periodic orbits, we prove that the backward dynamics is stable provided the Julia set is locally connected. The latter is proved to be equivalent to the non-existence of a wandering continuum in the Julia set or to the shrinking of Yoccoz puzzle-pieces to points.
Let f be a polynomial of one complex variable so that its Julia set is connected. We show that the harmonic (Brolin) measure of the set of biaccessible points in J is zero except for the case when J is an interval.
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.
Following the attracting and preperiodic cases, in this paper we prove the existence of weakly repelling fixed points for transcendental meromorphic maps, provided that their Fatou set contains a multiply connected parabolic basin. We use quasi-conformal surgery and virtually repelling fixed point techniques.
The aim of this article is to provide information on the number and on the geometrical position of singularities of holomorphic foliations of the projective plane. As an application it is shown that certain foliations are in fact Halphen pencils of elliptic curves. The results follow from Miyaoka’s semipositivity theorem, combined with recent developments on the birational geometry of foliations.
We propose a Fatou-Julia decomposition for holomorphic pseudosemigroups. It will be shown that the limit sets of finitely generated Kleinian groups, the Julia sets of mapping iterations and Julia sets of complex codimension-one regular foliations can be seen as particular cases of the decomposition. The decomposition is applied in order to introduce a Fatou-Julia decomposition for singular holomorphic foliations. In the well-studied cases, the decomposition behaves as expected.
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 investigate the definition and measurability questions of random fractals with infinite branching, and find, under certain conditions, a formula for the upper and lower Minkowski dimensions. For the case of a random self-similar set we obtain the packing dimension.