Slowly recurrent Collet-Eckmann maps on the Riemann sphere

Aspenberg, Magnus

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“…Families satisfying this condition are called non-degenerate in the sense of Levin. Based on this we get the following, see Proposition 4.1 in [1]. Lemma 3.1.…”

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Slowly recurrent Collet-Eckmann maps with non-empty Fatou set

Aspenberg¹,

Bylund²,

Cui³

2022

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In this paper we study rational Collet-Eckmann maps for which the Julia set is not the whole sphere and for which the critical points are recurrent at a slow rate. In families where the orders of the critical points are fixed, we prove that such maps are Lebesgue density points of hyperbolic maps. In particular, if all critical points are simple, they are Lebesgue density points of hyperbolic maps in the full space of rational maps of any degree d ≥ 2. in a strong sense; they are Lebesgue density points of hyperbolic maps. We discuss the (rather weak) condition on slow recurrence more below.The Collet-Eckmann condition stems from the pioneering works by P. Collet and J.-P. Eckmann in the 1980s [7]. In the real setting, there are many works on the perturbation of such maps, see e.g. the seminal papers [4,5] by M. Benedicks and L. Carleson. M. Tsujii generalised these results for real maps in [23], see also the more recent work of B. Gao and W. Shen [9]. We are going to study perturbations of such maps in the complex setting. For the quadratic family and other unicritical families, J. Graczyk and G. Światek recently made an extensive study of perturbations of typical Collet-Eckmann maps with respect to harmonic measure, in a series of papers [15,11,13,14]. M. Benedicks and J. Graczyk also have an unpublished work on perturbations on such (quadratic or, more generally, unicritical) maps. The maps there and in the recent papers [15,11] are also slowly recurrent, and hence the results in this paper is partially a generalisation of some of those results. We will not use harmonic measure, but develop the classical Benedicks-Carleson parameter exclusion techniques and combining it with strong results on transversality, by G. Levin [18]. Technically, this paper is closely related to [1].Let f be a rational map. As usual let J (f ) and F (f ) denote the Julia and Fatou set of f respectively. Let Crit(f ) be the set of critical points of f , i.e. the set of points with vanishing spherical derivative. With Jrit(f ) we mean the the set of critical points of f contained in the Julia set, i.e. Jrit(f ) = Crit(f )∩J (f ). As is standard, we let f n denote the n-th iterate of f .In this paper we will consider perturbations of rational maps satisfying the following two properties. Recall that a rational map is called hyperbolic if it is expanding on the Julia set or, equivalently, if every critical point belongs to the Fatou set and is attracted to an attracting cycle. If a rational map is not hyperbolic, it is called non-hyperbolic. Derivatives are always with respect to the spherical metric on the Riemann sphere.Definition 1.1 (Collet-Eckmann condition). A non-hyperbolic rational map f without parabolic periodic points satisfies the Collet-Eckmann condition, if there exist C > 0 and γ > 0 such that for each critical point c in the Julia set of f , one has |Df n (f (c))| ≥ Ce γn for all n ≥ 0.We will often refer to the constant γ appearing in the above definition as the Lyapunov exponent or simply the exponent. Notice that the Co...

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“…Families satisfying this condition are called non-degenerate in the sense of Levin. Based on this we get the following, see Proposition 4.1 in [1]. Lemma 3.1.…”

Section: Transversalitymentioning

confidence: 81%

“…We will not use harmonic measure, but develop the classical Benedicks-Carleson parameter exclusion techniques and combining it with strong results on transversality, by G. Levin [18]. Technically, this paper is closely related to [1].Let f be a rational map. As usual let J (f ) and F (f ) denote the Julia and Fatou set of f respectively.…”

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Slowly recurrent Collet-Eckmann maps with non-empty Fatou set

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2022

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“…Under the assumption of exponential increase of the phase derivative along the critical orbit, this can be done, as is formulated in the following lemma. The proof is that of Lemma 2.10 in [Asp21].…”

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“…In this section we establish three important lemmas that will be used in the induction step. These are derived from Lemma 2.6, Lemma 2.10, and Lemma 3.1 in [Asp21], respectively, where they are proved in the more general setting of a complex rational map.…”

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Critical recurrence in the real quadratic family

Bylund¹

2021

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Critical recurrence in the real quadratic family

Bylund

2022

Ergod. Th. Dynam. Sys.

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We study recurrence in the real quadratic family and give a sufficient condition on the recurrence rate $(\delta _n)$ of the critical orbit such that, for almost every non-regular parameter a, the set of n such that $\vert F^n(0;a) \vert < \delta _n$ is infinite. In particular, when $\delta _n = n^{-1}$ , this extends an earlier result by Avila and Moreira [Statistical properties of unimodal maps: the quadratic family. Ann. of Math. (2)161(2) (2005), 831–881].

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Slowly recurrent Collet-Eckmann maps on the Riemann sphere

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Slowly recurrent Collet-Eckmann maps with non-empty Fatou set

Slowly recurrent Collet-Eckmann maps with non-empty Fatou set

Critical recurrence in the real quadratic family

Critical recurrence in the real quadratic family

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