On the julia sets of quadratic rational maps
On the julia sets of quadratic rational maps
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DOI:
10.1080/17476939208814540
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发表时间:
1992-04
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0.9
通讯作者:
Yin Yongcheng
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作者:
Yin Yongcheng
Let f:+ C be a rational function with degree d greater than one. For fi E N the nth iterate off is written f n. The set N (f)={z: fn is normal in some neighbourhood of z) is called the stable set. The set J (f)= 3-N (f) is called Julia set. We recall that J (f) is a nonempty perfect set, that J (f)= J (f"), n E N, and that J (f) and N (f) are completely invariant.The stable set N (f) consists of coiiniab! y many cnmponents, each one of which is called a stable region. The stable region U is periodic if fn (U)= U for some integer n> 0. U is eventually periodic if f m+"(U)= f m (U) for some integers n> 0 and m 2 0. D. Sullivan ([9],[lo]) has proved that every stable region is eventually periodic, and that periodic stable regions can be classified into five types-attractive basin, superattractive basin, parabolic basin, Siege1 disk and Herman ring. In this note, we consider the complex analytic dynamical system of quadratic rational maps, and describe completely the connectedness of Julia sets. Any quadratic rational function is PSL (2 C) conjugate to one of forms: