Ramification loci of non-archimedean cubic rational functions
Reimi Irokawa

TL;DR
This paper classifies the shapes of ramification loci for cubic rational functions over non-archimedean fields, identifying two main configurations and providing explicit forms and calculations.
Contribution
It systematically enumerates all possible forms of cubic rational functions and determines their Berkovich ramification loci shapes.
Findings
Two main shapes of ramification loci identified
Explicit forms of cubic rational functions provided
Calculations of ramification loci for each form included
Abstract
For a cubic rational function with coefficients in a non-archimedean field whose residue characteristic is or greater than , there are possibilities for the shape of its Berkovich ramification locus, considered as an endomorphism of the Berkovich projective line: one is the connected hull of all the critical points, and the other is consisting of disjoint segments. In this paper, we list up all the possible forms of cubic rational functions and calculate their ramification loci.
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Taxonomy
Topicsadvanced mathematical theories · Advanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems · Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods
