Mating the Basilica with a Siegel Disc
Jonguk Yang University of Toronto Topics in Complex Dynamics, 2016 Universitat de Barcelona
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Mating the Basilica with a Siegel Disc Jonguk Yang University of Toronto Topics in Complex Dynamics, 2016 Universitat de Barcelona Consider . Consider . Suppose
Jonguk Yang University of Toronto Topics in Complex Dynamics, 2016 Universitat de Barcelona
Consider .
Consider .
Suppose has a connected and locally connected filled Julia set.
Consider .
Suppose has a connected and locally connected filled Julia set.
Consider .
Suppose has a connected and locally connected filled Julia set.
Carathéodory Loop:
Consider .
Suppose has a connected and locally connected filled Julia set.
Carathéodory Loop:
If can be realized by a rational map, we say that and are mateable.
[Rees, Tan, Shishikura] Suppose and are post-critically
not belong in conjugate limbs.
Consider . is a superattracting 2-periodic orbit.
Consider . is a superattracting 2-periodic orbit. is a free critical point, and is a free critical value.
a-plane c-plane
Can the basilica family be understood as the set of matings
a-plane c-plane
Suppose is not trivially non-mateable with .
Suppose is not trivially non-mateable with .
If is hyperbolic, then it is mateable with .
Suppose is not trivially non-mateable with .
If is hyperbolic, then it is mateable with .
Suppose is not trivially non-mateable with . [Aspenberg, Yampolsky] If is finitely renormalizable, and has no non-repelling periodic orbits, then it is mateable with .
If is hyperbolic, then it is mateable with .
Suppose is not trivially non-mateable with . [D. Dudko] If is at least 4 times renormalizable, then it is mateable with . [Aspenberg, Yampolsky] If is finitely renormalizable, and has no non-repelling periodic orbits, then it is mateable with .
If lives in the boundary of a hyperbolic component, then it is either: parabolic, Cremer, or Siegel.
If lives in the boundary of a hyperbolic component, then it is either: parabolic, Cremer, or Siegel.
If is parabolic, then it is mateable with . (An application of transquasiconformal surgery due to Haïssinsky.)
If lives in the boundary of a hyperbolic component, then it is either: parabolic, Cremer, or Siegel.
If is parabolic, then it is mateable with . (An application of transquasiconformal surgery due to Haïssinsky.) If is Cremer, then its Julia set is non-locally connected. Hence it is non-mateable with .
[Petersen, Zakeri] Suppose has an indifferent periodic
is Siegel, and has a locally connected Julia set.
[Petersen, Zakeri] Suppose has an indifferent periodic
is Siegel, and has a locally connected Julia set. [Y.] Let be a quadratic polynomial with a fixed Siegel disk with a rotation number of bounded type. Then it is mateable with .
[Petersen, Zakeri] Suppose has an indifferent periodic
is Siegel, and has a locally connected Julia set. [Y.] Let be a quadratic polynomial with a fixed Siegel disk with a rotation number of bounded type. Then it is mateable with .
[Petersen, Zakeri] Suppose has an indifferent periodic
is Siegel, and has a locally connected Julia set. [Y.] Let be a quadratic polynomial with a fixed Siegel disk with a rotation number of bounded type. Then it is mateable with .
Main challenge: Prove that puzzle pieces shrink to points.
Complex A Priori Bounds [Yampolsky]
Complex A Priori Bounds [Yampolsky]
Complex A Priori Bounds [Yampolsky]
Complex A Priori Bounds [Yampolsky]
An adaptation of construction found in [Yampolsky, Zakeri].
Using complex a priori bounds, can show that all puzzles