Recent topics of dynamics in high dimensional spaces
attractive cyclesJulia setKobayashi hyperbolic manifoldnon-Archimedean dynamicsnormal familyrepulsive fixed pointstopological entropy
Value distribution theory in higher dimensions (32H30) Iteration of holomorphic maps, fixed points of holomorphic maps and related problems for several complex variables (32H50) Research exposition (monographs, survey articles) pertaining to dynamical systems and ergodic theory (37-02) Topological entropy (37B40) Attractors and repellers of smooth dynamical systems and their topological structure (37C70) Invariant manifold theory for dynamical systems (37D10) Small divisors, rotation domains and linearization in holomorphic dynamics (37F50)
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.
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