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Valuations and Hyperbolicity in Dynamics

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Valuations and Hyperbolicity in Dynamics
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Publisher: University of East Anglia
Number of pages: 58

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These notes describe several situations in dynamics where the notion of valuations on rings provides a simple language in which to describe and exploit (analogues of) hyperbolicity. This approach goes a little beyond simply providing a convenient language.

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