Abstract
Entire transcendental functions may exhibit what we call explosions in their Julia sets as a parameter is varied. An explosion is a sudden change from a nowhere dense Julia set to one which is the entire complex plane. We illustrate this phenomenon with an explosion in the complex exponential family, and we describe the mechanism which produces explosions via another example, the complex sine function.
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