A classification of bicritical dynamic portraits
Edgar Saenz, Dheemanth Samji
Abstract
The dynamic of a rational map f: C C is determined by the forward orbits of its critical points. Such a map is called postcritically finite if every critical point has finite forward orbit, or equivalently, if every critical point eventually maps into a periodic cycle. These orbits can be encoded in a finite directed graph called a dynamic portrait. In this work, we classify which abstract bicritical dynamic portraits of degree d≥2 with at least 4 postcritical points are realizable exclusively by rational Thurston maps.
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