Bifurcation Loci of Exponential Maps and Quadratic Polynomials: Local Connectivity, Triviality of Fibers, and Density of Hyperbolicity

zbMATH Open1154.37352MaRDI QIDQ3536040FDOQ3536040

Authors Dierk Schleicher, Lasse Rempe

Publication date 17 November 2008

Full work available at URL https://arxiv.org/abs/0805.1658

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Functional equations in the complex plane, iteration and composition of analytic functions of one complex variable (30D05) Dynamics of complex polynomials, rational maps, entire and meromorphic functions; Fatou and Julia sets (37F10) Combinatorics and topology in relation with holomorphic dynamical systems (37F20)

Abstract: We study the bifurcation loci of quadratic (and unicritical) polynomials and exponential maps. We outline a proof that the exponential bifurcation locus is connected; this is an analog to Douady and Hubbard's celebrated theorem that (the boundary of) the Mandelbrot set is connected. For these parameter spaces, a fundamental conjecture is that hyperbolic dynamics is dense. For quadratic polynomials, this would follow from the famous stronger conjecture that the bifurcation locus (or equivalently the Mandelbrot set) is locally connected. It turns out that a formally slightly weaker statement is sufficient, namely that every point in the bifurcation locus is the landing point of a parameter ray. For exponential maps, the bifurcation locus is not locally connected. We describe a different conjecture (triviality of fibers) which naturally generalizes the role that local connectivity has for quadratic or unicritical polynomials.

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