Fatou sets

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Fatou sets are the regions in the complex plane where the iterates of a complex function behave in a stable, regular manner, forming the complement of the chaotic Julia set in complex dynamics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mathematical concept
object in complex dynamics
behaviorOfIterates dynamics is stable under small perturbations of initial point
iterates form a normal family
orbits depend continuously on initial conditions
characterizedBy equicontinuity of iterates on compact subsets
normality of the family of iterates
stable behavior of iterates
complementOf Julia set NERFINISHED
context holomorphic iteration on the Riemann sphere
holomorphic iteration on the complex plane
contrastedWith Julia set
definedFor iterated holomorphic function
meromorphic function
rational map on the Riemann sphere
dependsOn dynamical system on the complex plane
iterated function
exampleFor exponential map e^z
quadratic polynomial z^2 + c
field complex analysis
complex dynamics
hasBoundary Julia set in many classical cases
hasProperty backward invariant under the function
can have infinitely many components
components are maximal domains of normality
forward invariant under the function
may be empty for some maps
open set
union of Fatou components
introducedBy Pierre Fatou NERFINISHED
isSubsetOf Riemann sphere NERFINISHED
complex plane
namedAfter Pierre Fatou NERFINISHED
relatedConcept Fatou component NERFINISHED
Julia set
Montel theorem NERFINISHED
normal family
studiedIn iteration theory of entire functions
iteration theory of rational maps
topologicalDecomposition connected components called Fatou components
typicalDynamics Baker domains
Herman rings
Siegel disks
attracting cycles
parabolic cycles
wandering domains
usedIn classification of dynamical behavior of complex maps

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