On the core entropy of Newton maps
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Abstract: In this paper, we define the core entropy for postcritically-finite Newton maps and study its continuity within this family. We show that the entropy function is not continuous in this family, which is different from the polynomial case studied by Thurston, Gao, Dudko- Schleicher, Tiozzo [Th+, GT, DS, Ti2], and describe completely the continuity of the entropy function at generic parameters.
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