Density of hyperbolicity for Multibrot sets
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Problem statement
For an integer , the Multibrot set of power , denoted , is the set of all complex parameters for which the orbit of under iteration of the map does not escape to infinity. Equivalently, is the set of all such that for all , where denotes the -fold iterate of .
A point is said to be part of an attracting cycle of period for a holomorphic map if , , the iterate is differentiable at , and .
Prove that the set of parameters for which has an attracting cycle is dense in . That is, prove that
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Formal statement
Lean 4theorem density_of_hyperbolicity_general_exponent {n : ℕ} (hn : 2 ≤ n) :
multibrotSet n ⊆ closure {c | ∃ m z, IsAttractingCycle (fun z ↦ z ^ n + c) m z}On-site verification needs an executable Lean target. None is attached yet.
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