Finiteness for degenerate polynomials
Laura DeMarco
Abstract
Let d denote the space of polynomials f: of degree d≥ 2, modulo conjugation by (). Using properties of polynomial trees (as introduced in [DM, math.DS/0608759]), we show that if fn is a divergent sequence of polynomials in d, then any subsequential limit of the measures of maximal entropy m(fn) will have finite support. With similar techniques, we observe that the iteration maps \d dn: n≥ 1\ between GIT-compactifications can be resolved simultaneously with only finitely many blow-ups of d.
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