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Yutaka Ishii

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Pseudo-monodromy and the Mandelbrot set

We investigate the discontinuity of codings for the Julia set of a quadratic map. To each parameter ray, we associate a natural coding for Julia sets on the ray. Given a hyperbolic component $H$ of the Mandelbrot set, we consider the codings along the two parameter rays landing on the root point of $H$. Our main result describes the discontinuity of these two codings in terms of the kneading sequences of the hyperbolic components which are conspicuous to $H$. This result can be interpreted as a solution to the degenerate case of the monodromy action conjecture in the horseshoe locus for the complex Hénon family.

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Boundary of the horseshoe locus for the Hénon family

The purpose of this article is to investigate geometric properties of the parameter locus of the Hénon family where the uniform hyperbolicity of a horseshoe breaks down. As an application, we obtain a variational characterization of equilibrium measures "at temperature zero" for the corresponding non-uniformly hyperbolic Hénon maps. The method of the proof also yields that the boundary of the hyperbolic horseshoe locus in the parameter space consists of two monotone pieces, which confirms a conjecture in [AI]. The proofs of these results are based on the machinery developed in [AI] which employs the complexification of both the dynamical and the parameter spaces of the Hénon family together with computer assistance.

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On parameter loci of the Hénon family

The purpose of the current article is to investigate the dynamics of the Hénon family $f_{a, b} : (x, y) \mapsto (x^2-a-by, x)$, where $(a, b)\in \mathbb{R}\times\mathbb{R}^{\times}$ is the parameter~\cite{H}. We are interested in certain geometric and topological structures of two loci of parameters $(a, b)\in\mathbb{R}\times\mathbb{R}^{\times}$ for which $f_{a, b}$ share common dynamical properties; one is the \textit{hyperbolic horseshoe locus} where the restriction of $f_{a, b}$ to its non-wandering set is hyperbolic and topologically conjugate to the full shift with two symbols, and the other is the \textit{maximal entropy locus} where the topological entropy of $f_{a, b}$ attains the maximal value $\log 2$ among all Hénon maps. The main result of this paper states that these two loci are characterized by the graph of a real analytic function from the $b$-axis to the $a$-axis of the parameter space $\mathbb{R}\times\mathbb{R}^{\times}$, which extends in full generality the previous result of Bedford and Smillie for $|b|<0.06$. As consequences of this result, we show that (i) the two loci are both connected and simply connected in $\{b>0\}$ and in $\{b<0\}$, (ii) the closure of the hyperbolic horseshoe locus coincides with the maximal entropy locus, (iii) the boundaries of both loci are identical and piecewise analytic with two analytic pieces. Among others, the consequence (i) indicates a weak form of monotonicity of the topological entropy as a function of the parameter $(a, b)\mapsto h_\mathrm{top}(f_{a, b})$ at its maximal value.

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Homotopy shadowing

Michael Shub proved in 1969 that the topological conjugacy class of an expanding endomorphism on a compact manifold is determined by its homotopy type. In this article we generalize this result in two directions. In one direction we consider certain expanding maps on metric spaces. In a second direction we consider maps which are hyperbolic with respect to product cone fields on a product manifold. A key step in the proof is to establish a shadowing theorem for pseudo--orbits with some additional homotopy information.

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