Characterization of the Hyperbolic Step of Parabolic Functions

Abstract A classical problem in complex dynamics on hyperbolic domains is to characterize the hyperbolic step of parabolic functions. This topic has been studied by several authors, leading to different results and providing characterizations that depend on the behaviour of the iterates of such functions. In this work we provide new characterizations in terms of intrinsic properties of the functions.

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Computational Methods and Function Theory
Published
2024-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s40315-024-00562-3
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3
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Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
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Characterization of the Hyperbolic Step of Parabolic Functions

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Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
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Characterization of the Hyperbolic Step of Parabolic Functions

Manuel D. Contreras, Luis Rodríguez–Piazza, Francisco J. Cruz-Zamorano
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Abstract A classical problem in complex dynamics on hyperbolic domains is to characterize the hyperbolic step of parabolic functions. This topic has been studied by several authors, leading to different results and providing characterizations that depend on the behaviour of the iterates of such functions. In this work we provide new characterizations in terms of intrinsic properties of the functions.

Computational Methods and Function TheoryVol. 25(3)
Universidad de Sevilla (ES)
Universidad de Sevilla
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Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
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