A counterexample to Eremenko's Conjecture
Lasse Rempe (University of Liverpool)
Abstract: I shall speak within my lecture
about an interesting conjecture
of Eremenko from a fine
paper of 1989.
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He asked if each escaping point
can to infinity be joined
using a connected shape
all points of which themselves escape.
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Although quite simple it appears,
this question has for many years
caused me and others some despair,
sleepless nights and greying hair.
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Through our intense investigation
of transcendental iteration,
much progress was indeed obtained,
but the conjecture, it remained -
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till now! By work with Waterman
and MartÃ-Pete, now I can
describe to you, within my lecture,
a counterexample to Eremenko's Conjecture.
complex variablesdynamical systems
Audience: researchers in the topic
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