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Herman Rings and Arnold Disks
Authors:Buff  Xavier; Fagella  NuRia; Geyer  Lukas; Henriksen  Christian
Institution:Laboratoire Emile Picard, Université Paul Sabatier 118 route de Narbonne, 31062 Toulouse Cedex, France buff{at}picard.ups-tlse.fr
Departimento de Matematica Aplicada i Analisi, Universitat de Barcelona Gran via 585, 08007 Barcelona, Spain e-mail: fagella{at}maia.ub.es
Department of Mathematics, Montana State University PO Box 172400, Bozeman, MT 59717-2400, USA geyer{at}math.montana.edu
Department of Mathematics, Technical University of Denmark Matematiktorvet, Building 303, DK-2800 Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark christian.henriksen{at}mat.dtu.dk
Abstract:For ({lambda},a)isin C* x C, let f{lambda},a be the rational map defined by f{lambda},a(z)= {lambda} z2 (az+1)/(z+a). If {alpha}isin R/Z is a Brjuno number, we let D{alpha} bethe set of parameters ({lambda},a) such that f{lambda},a has a fixed Hermanring with rotation number {alpha} (we consider that (e2i{pi}{alpha},0)isin D{alpha}). Resultsobtained by McMullen and Sullivan imply that, for any gisin D{alpha}, theconnected component of D{alpha}(C* x (C/{0,1})) that contains g isisomorphic to a punctured disk. We show that there is a holomorphic injection F{alpha}:D->D{alpha} such thatF{alpha}(0) = (e2i{pi} {alpha},0) and Formula, where r{alpha} is the conformal radius at 0 of the Siegel disk of the quadraticpolynomial z↦ e2i{pi} {alpha}z(1+z). As a consequence, we show that for aisin (0,1/3), if fl,a has afixed Herman ring with rotation number {alpha} and if ma is the modulusof the Herman ring, then, as a->0, we have e{pi} ma=(r{alpha}/a) + O(a). We finally explain how to adapt the results to the complex standardfamily z↦ {lambda} e(a/2)(z-1/z).
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