2011/08/30 by Arosio, Leandro
#37F99 #Complex Variables (math.CV) #Dynamical Systems (math.DS) #FOS: Mathematics #Primary 32H50 #Secondary 32H02
paper · doi:10.48550/arxiv.1108.6000
We prove that any Loewner PDE whose driving term h(z,t) vanishes at the origin, and satisfies the bunching condition r m(Dh(0,t))≥ k(Dh(0,t)) for some r∈ R+, admits a solution given by univalent mappings (ft: Bq→ Cq). This is done by discretizing time and considering the abstract basin of attraction. If r<2, then the union of the images ft(\Bq) of a such solution is biholomorphic to Cq.