Abstract
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1.1 Motivation from dynamics–a brief sketch
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1.2 Thurston’s Characterization and Rigidity Theorem. Standard definitions
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1.3 Examples
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1.3.1 A realizable mating
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1.3.2 An obstructed mating
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1.3.3 An obstructed expanding Thurston map
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1.3.4 A subdivision rule
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1.4 Summary of this work
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1.5 Survey of previous results
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1.5.1 Enumeration
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1.5.2 Combinations and decompositions
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1.5.3 Parameter space
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1.5.4 Combinations via quasiconformal surgery
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1.5.5 From p.f. to geometrically finite and beyond
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1.6 Analogy with three-manifolds
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1.7 Connections
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1.7.1 Geometric Galois theory
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1.7.2 Gromov hyperbolic spaces and interesting groups
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1.7.3 Cannon’s conjecture
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1.8 Discussion of combinatorial subtleties
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1.8.1 Overview of decomposition and combination
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1.8.2 Embellishments. Technically convenient assumption.
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1.8.3 Invariant multicurves for embellished map of spheres. Thurston linear map.
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1.9 Tameness assumptions
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Pilgrim, K.M. (2003). 1 Introduction. In: Combinations of Complex Dynamical Systems. Lecture Notes in Mathematics, vol 1827. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-39936-0_1
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