Recent topics of dynamics in high dimensional spaces (Q2723751)

This paper is a survey on dynamics of high-dimensional spaces. Some recent results, problems and conjectures are introduced in this note. The paper consists of nine sections, which are headed as follows: Section 1: Introduction. Section 2: Normality, contains basic notions and results from Fatou-Julia theory in high-dimensional spaces. Section 3: Equicontinuity, deals with the properties of equicontinuous family of mappings of a metric space \(M,d\) into a metric space \(N, d'\). In Section 4: Attractors and repellers, the properties of topological attractive or repulsive fixed points are described and as well as the relations with Julia sets. Section 5: Nonemptiness of Julia sets on compact spaces, establishes the connection between the degree and the topological entropy of \(f\in C^1(M, M)\) and between topological entropy \(h_{\text{top}}(f)\) and nonemptiness of the Julia set \(J(f)\). In Section 6: Hyperbolicity, the properties of a holomorphic mapping \(f: M\to M\) on a Kobayashi hyperbolic manifold \(M\) are discussed. Section 7: Marty's criterion, deals with holomorphic mappings between complex manifolds with Finsler metrics. Section 8: Julia sets on noncompact spaces. The last Section 9: Non-Archimedean dynamics, deals with entire functions over non-Archimedean fields. Using the Nevanlinna characteristic function \(T(r, f)\) and the counting function \(N(r,f)\), the fixed points of transcendental entire functions are characterized.