Seminari di Geometria: Fabrizio Bianchi e Alessandro Minuzzo

Holomorphic motions of Julia sets: dynamical stability in one and several complex variables / On the Rational Hyperbolicity Problem

Mercoledì 11 Marzo 2026, dalle ore 14:00 in Aula U6-41 (Edificio U6 - Piazza dell'Ateneo Nuovo 1, Milano), Fabrizio Bianchi (Università di Pisa) e Alessandro Minuzzo (Università degli Studi di Parma) terranno i seguenti interventi

 

Relatore: Fabrizio Bianchi

Titolo: Holomorphic motions of Julia sets: dynamical stability in one and several complex variables

Abstract: We discuss the stability of holomorphic dynamical systems under perturbation. In dimension 1, the theory is now classical and is based on works by Lyubich, Mané-Sad-Sullivan, and DeMarco. I will review this theory and present a recent generalisation valid in any dimension. Since classical 1-dimensional techniques no longer apply in higher dimensions, our approach is based on ergodic and pluripotential methods.

 

Relatore: Alessandro Minuzzo

Titolo: On the Rational Hyperbolicity Problem

Abstract: We find counterexamples to a conjecture by Grove, Wilking and Yeager. The conjecture states that if M is a closed, simply connected G-manifold, whose quotient M/G is a hyperbolic polygon, then M is rationally hyperbolic. These counterexamples also disprove an analogous conjecture for polar actions by Grove and Ziller and several other questions concerning the rational homotopy of manifolds with symmetry. On the other hand, it is interesting to look for vast classes of G-manifolds verifying the above conjectures. In pursuing this investigation, we prove that if M is a closed and simply connected Riemannian manifold, admitting a variationally complete isometric G-action, such that either a principal isotropy is connected or a principal orbit is simply connected, then M is rationally elliptic if and only if M/G is flat. This is a joint work with Prof. M. Radeschi and Prof. R. Mendes.

 

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