Alastair Fletcher
Northern Illinois University
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arXiv: Complex Variables | 2008
Walter Bergweiler; Alastair Fletcher; J. K. Langley; Janis Meyer
We show that if the maximum modulus of a quasiregular mapping f : RN → RN grows sufficiently rapidly, then there exists a nonempty escaping set I(f) consisting of points whose forward orbits under iteration of f tend to infinity. We also construct a quasiregular mapping for which the closure of I(f) has a bounded component. This stands in contrast to the situation for entire functions in the complex plane, for which all components of the closure of I(f) are unbounded and where it is in fact conjectured that all components of I(f) are unbounded.
Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems | 2011
Alastair Fletcher; Daniel A. Nicks
In this paper, we investigate the boundary of the escaping set I ( f ) for quasiregular mappings on ℝ n , both in the uniformly quasiregular case and in the polynomial type case. The aim is to show that ∂I ( f ) is the Julia set J ( f ) when the latter is defined, and shares properties with the Julia set when J ( f ) is not defined.
Analysis and Mathematical Physics | 2014
Walter Bergweiler; David Drasin; Alastair Fletcher
The fast escaping set of a transcendental entire function is the set of all points which tend to infinity under iteration as fast as possible compatible with the growth of the function. We study the analogous set for quasiregular mappings in higher dimensions and show, among other things, that various equivalent definitions of the fast escaping set for transcendental entire functions in the plane also coincide for quasiregular mappings. We also exhibit a class of quasiregular mappings for which the fast escaping set has the structure of a spider’s web.
Journal of The London Mathematical Society-second Series | 2006
Alastair Fletcher
This paper presents a rigidity theorem for infinite-dimensional Bergman spaces of hyperbolic Riemann surfaces, which states that the Bergman space
arXiv: Dynamical Systems | 2011
Alastair Fletcher; Daniel A. Nicks
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Archive | 2009
Alastair Fletcher; Vladimir Markovic
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Computational Methods and Function Theory | 2014
Walter Bergweiler; Alastair Fletcher; Daniel A. Nicks
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Journal of Difference Equations and Applications | 2013
Alastair Fletcher; Daniel A. Nicks
, is isomorphic to the Banach space of summable sequence,
Conformal Geometry and Dynamics of The American Mathematical Society | 2012
Alastair Fletcher; Daniel A. Nicks
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Transactions of the American Mathematical Society | 2009
Alastair Fletcher
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