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Local connectivity of Julia sets for unicritical polynomials

Dynamical Systems · Submitted 10 May 2005

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The authors' main claim We prove that the Julia set $J(f)$ of at most finitely renormalizable unicritical polynomial $f:z\mapsto z^d+c$ with all periodic points repelling is locally connected.

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CitationJeremy Kahn, Mikhail Lyubich. "Local connectivity of Julia sets for unicritical polynomials." arXiv:math/0505194 (2005). https://pith.science/paper/EJQK37YY
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We prove that the Julia set $J(f)$ of at most finitely renormalizable unicritical polynomial $f:z\mapsto z^d+c$ with all periodic points repelling is locally connected. (For $d=2$ it was proved by Yoccoz around 1990.) It follows from a priori bounds in a modified Principle Nest of puzzle pieces. The proof of a priori bounds makes use of new analytic tools developed in math.DS/0505191 that give control of moduli of annuli under maps of high degree.

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We prove that the Julia set $J(f)$ of at most finitely renormalizable unicritical polynomial $f:z\mapsto z^d+c$ with all periodic points repelling is locally connected. (For $d=2$ it was proved by Yoccoz around 1990.) It follows from a priori bounds in a modified Principle Nest of puzzle pieces. The proof of a priori bounds makes use of new analytic tools developed in math.DS/0505191 that give control of moduli of annuli under maps of high degree.

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  • There has been a growth of interest in the dynamics and parameter spaces of degree $d$ unicritical polynomials (Avila, Kahn and Lyubich [ref] , Milnor [ref] , Chéritat [ref] ) in the recent years.

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