Primitive tuning via quasiconformal surgery
Abstract
Using quasiconformal surgery, we prove that any primitive, postcritically-finite hyperbolic polynomial can be tuned with an arbitrary generalized polynomial with non-escaping critical points, generalizing a result of Douady-Hubbard for quadratic polynomials to the case of higher degree polynomials. This solves affirmatively a conjecture by Inou and Kiwi on surjectivity of the renormalization operator on higher degree polynomials in one complex variable.
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