Dynamical convergence of polynomials to the exponential

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Polynomials in the form \(z\to(1+z/d)^d\) are rather simple dynamically (unicritical) and they converge to the exponential function as \(d\) goes to \(\infty\). The authors prove several results about various dynamically defined sets for the polynomials which converge to their counterparts in the exponential map. They include the filled-in Julia set in the hyperbolic case and also external rays which converge to ``hairs for the exponential map. An analogous rays-to-hairs correspondence holds in the parameter space. Confoundingly, there is no parameter in the family of polynomials given in the paper. That appears to be a misprint. I would speculate that the correct definition is \(P_{d,\lambda}(z):= \lambda(1+z/d)^d\).











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