Abstract
We investigate a relationship between escape regions in slices of the parameter space of cubic polynomials. The focus of this work is to give a precise description of how to obtain a topological model for the boundary of an escape region in the slice consisting of all cubic polynomials with a marked critical point belonging to a two cycle. To obtain this model, we start with the unique escape region in the slice consisting of all maps with a fixed marked critical point, and make identifications which are described using the identifications which are made in the lamination of the basilica map z → z2 – 1.
Highlights
One of the major areas of holomorphic dynamics is the study of the iteration of holomorphic maps on the Riemann sphere C = C ∪ {∞}
It is well known that any holomorphic map of the sphere can be expressed as a rational function
The field began in the 1920’s with two French mathematicians, Pierre Fatou and Gaston Julia. They showed that given a rational map, the Riemann sphere can be split into two disjoint sets
Summary
Conformally conjugate to a unique polynomial of this form He defined, for each natural number n, the curve Sn as the space consisting of all of the maps Pa,v for which the critical point a has period exactly n. In Theorem 4.16, we consider first a single type C component of S1 Such a component is necessarily a topological disc, and we are able to parametrize its boundary by the argument t ∈ R/Z of the internal parameter ray in this component landing at each point. We obtain a similar result here, there is an extra complication The boundary of this component is a topological circle, we have a two-fold covering map from ∂H0 to R/Z when associating each point on the boundary with the argument of the internal ray landing there.
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