Dynamics of groups of automorphisms of character varieties and Fatou/Julia decomposition for Painlev\'e 6

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Julio C. Rebelo, Roland K. W. Roeder


Abstract: We study the dynamics of the group of holomorphic automorphisms of the affine cubic surfaces �egin{align*} S_{A,B,C,D} = {(x,y,z) in mathbb{C}^3 , : , x^2 + y^2 + z^2 +xyz = Ax + By+Cz+D}, end{align*} where A,B,C, and D are complex parameters. We focus on a finite index subgroup GammaA,B,C,D<mAut(SA,B,C,D) whose action not only describes the dynamics of Painlev'e 6 differential equations but also arises naturally in the context of character varieties. We define the Julia and Fatou sets of this group action and prove that there is a dense orbit in the Julia set. In order to show that the Julia set is ``large we consider a second dichotomy, between locally discrete and locally non-discrete dynamics. For an open set in parameter space, mathcalNsubsetmathbbC4, we show that there simultaneously exists an open set in SA,B,C,D on which GammaA,B,C,D acts locally discretely and a second open set in SA,B,C,D on which GammaA,B,C,D acts locally non-discretely. After removing a countable union of real-algebraic hypersurfaces from mathcalN we show that GammaA,B,C,D simultaneously exhibits a non-empty Fatou set and also a Julia set having non-trivial interior. The open set mathcalN contains a natural family of parameters previously studied by Dubrovin-Mazzocco. The interplay between the Fatou/Julia dichotomy and the locally discrete/non-discrete dichotomy plays a major theme in this paper and seems bound to play an important role in further dynamical studies of holomorphic automorphism groups.












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