Dynamics of Rational Surface Automorphisms: Rotation Domains
Eric Bedford, Kyounghee Kim

TL;DR
This paper studies rational surface automorphisms with positive entropy, constructing examples with rotation domains containing fixed points, and introduces a global linearization model for these complex structures.
Contribution
It constructs a new example of rational surface automorphism with a rotation domain containing fixed points and develops a global linearization framework for such domains.
Findings
Existence of rotation domains with fixed points in rational surface automorphisms.
Construction of a global linearization model for these rotation domains.
Demonstration that such Fatou components cannot be embedded into complex Euclidean space.
Abstract
We consider rational surface automorphisms with positive entropy. A Fatou component is said to be a rotation domain if the automorphism induces a torus action on it. Here we construct a rational surface automorphism with positive entropy with the following property: it has a rotation domain which contains both a curve of fixed points and isolated fixed points. This Fatou component cannot be imbedded into complex euclidean space, so we introduce a global linear model space and show that it can be globally linearized in this model.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Advanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems · Meromorphic and Entire Functions
