Fixed points of polynomials over division rings
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Abstract: We study the discrete dynamics of standard (or left) polynomials over division rings . We define their fixed points to be the points for which for any , where is defined recursively by and . Periodic points are similarly defined. We prove that is a fixed point of if and only if , which enables the use of known results from the theory of polynomial equations, to conclude that any polynomial of degree has at most conjugacy classes of fixed points. We also consider arbitrary periodic points, and show that in general, they do not behave as in the commutative case. We provide a sufficient condition for periodic points to behave as expected.
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