Fatou Components and Julia Sets of Singularly Perturbed Rational Maps with Positive Parameter

In this paper, we discuss the rational maps Fλ(z)=z^n+λ/z^n,n≥2with the positive real parameter )λ. It is shown that the immediately attracting basin Bλ of ∞ for Fλ is always a Jordan domain if the Julia set of Fλ is not a Cantor set. Fuhermore, Bλ is a quasidisk if there is no parabolic fixed point...

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Published inActa mathematica Sinica. English series Vol. 28; no. 10; pp. 1937 - 1954
Main Authors Qiu, Wei Yuan, Xie, Lan, Yin, Yong Cheng
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Heidelberg Institute of Mathematics, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Chinese Mathematical Society 01.10.2012
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Summary:In this paper, we discuss the rational maps Fλ(z)=z^n+λ/z^n,n≥2with the positive real parameter )λ. It is shown that the immediately attracting basin Bλ of ∞ for Fλ is always a Jordan domain if the Julia set of Fλ is not a Cantor set. Fuhermore, Bλ is a quasidisk if there is no parabolic fixed point on the boundary of Bλ. It is also shown that if the Julia set of Fλ is connected, then it is locally connected and all Fatou components are Jordan domains. Finally, a complete description to the problem when the Julia set is a Sierpirlski curve is given.
Bibliography:Julia set, Fatou component, Jordan domain, local connectivity, Sierpifiski curve
In this paper, we discuss the rational maps Fλ(z)=z^n+λ/z^n,n≥2with the positive real parameter )λ. It is shown that the immediately attracting basin Bλ of ∞ for Fλ is always a Jordan domain if the Julia set of Fλ is not a Cantor set. Fuhermore, Bλ is a quasidisk if there is no parabolic fixed point on the boundary of Bλ. It is also shown that if the Julia set of Fλ is connected, then it is locally connected and all Fatou components are Jordan domains. Finally, a complete description to the problem when the Julia set is a Sierpirlski curve is given.
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ISSN:1439-8516
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DOI:10.1007/s10114-012-0586-1