A note on the parameters of rational iteration groups

This paper presents some of the relations between rational iteration groups (of mappings) and their underlying parameter sets. An iteration group (of mappings) is called rational if it has a subgroup of the additive group of rationals \((Q,+)\) as a possible parameter group. For a rational iteration group I, let \(R_ I\) denote the collection of subgroups of Q which are parameter groups of I. If I is an iteration group of \(g\in I\), and \(h\in I\setminus \{id\}\), let \(N_ h=\{n|\) there exists an m such that \(h^ n-g^ m\}\) and if \(N_ h=\emptyset\), let \(n_ h=\min N_ h\). Theorem 1. Let I be a rational iteration group of g and \(h\in I\setminus \{id\}\). Then, for all \(G\in R_ I\), \([1/n_ h]\) is a subgroup of G, where [A] denotes the subgroup generated by A. Theorem 2. If \(g\neq id\) is nilpotent, if I is a divisible iteration group of g, and if k is the smallest positive integer such that \(g^ k=id\), then, for all real parameter groups G of I, \(\{k^{-n}| n\) positive integer\(\}\) is contained in G.

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