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A Monotonicity Conjecture for Real Cubic Maps

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Real and Complex Dynamical Systems

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This will be an outline of work in progress. We study the conjecture that the topological entropy of a real cubic map depends “monotonely” on its parameters, in the sense that each locus of constant entropy in parameter space is a connected set.

Based on lectures by Milnor at the NATO Advanced Study Institute on Real and Complex Dynamical Systems, Hillerød, June 1993.

Partially supported by the Miller Institute of the University of California at Berkeley during the preparation of this paper.

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Dawson, S.P., Galeeva, R., Milnor, J., Tresser, C. (1995). A Monotonicity Conjecture for Real Cubic Maps. In: Branner, B., Hjorth, P. (eds) Real and Complex Dynamical Systems. NATO ASI Series, vol 464. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8439-5_7

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