Abstract

Abstract We focus our attention on the dynamics of the simplest quaternionic quadratic function fQ(X) = X2 + Q. The discussion can be reduced to a complex parameter Q and a three dimensional subspace. The images of quaternionic Julia sets suggest a natural decomposition. We find that it can be derived from a certain symbolic dynamics giving rise to fractal fibrations. The starting point are the equators and their preimages. If the parameter Q is real, fibrations are trivial, obtained by rotation of the complex Julia set. Repeating itineraries, on the other hand, define curves connecting periodic points.

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