2010•Transactions of the American Mathematical SocietyOpen access

Extending local analytic conjugacies

Hiroyuki Inou

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We prove that if two globally-defined one-dimensional complex dynamics are locally analytically conjugate, then we extend the conjugacy to obtain global conjugacy by a correspondence. The most important case occurs when two rational maps have analytically conjugate polynomial-like restrictions. In this case, we prove that there exists another rational map which is semiconjugate to them both by some rational maps.

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We prove that if two globally-defined one-dimensional complex dynamics are locally analytically conjugate, then we extend the conjugacy to obtain global conjugacy by a correspondence. The most important case occurs when two rational maps have analytically conjugate polynomial-like restrictions. In this case, we prove that there exists another rational map which is semiconjugate to them both by some rational maps.

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We prove that if two globally-defined one-dimensional complex dynamics are locally analytically conjugate, then we extend the conjugacy to obtain global conjugacy by a correspondence. The most important case occurs when two rational maps have analytically conjugate polynomial-like restrictions. In this case, we prove that there exists another rational map which is semiconjugate to them both by some rational maps.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Conjugacy class, Topological conjugacy, Pure mathematics, Conjugate, Polynomial, Mathematical analysis

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