The positive-capacity conjecture for completely invariant sets

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Let f:Rn‾→Rn‾f:\overline{{\mathbb R}^n}\to\overline{{\mathbb R}^n} be quasiregular with deg⁡(f)>KI(f)\operatorname{deg}(f)>K_I(f). Let E(f)E(f) be the exceptional set. A set XX is completely invariant when f(X)=X=f−1(X)f(X)=X=f^{-1}(X). Let cap⁡X\operatorname{cap}X denote its capacity. Positive-capacity conjecture. If

X⊂Rn‾∖E(f)X\subset\overline{{\mathbb R}^n}\setminus E(f)

is compact and completely invariant, then

cap⁡X>0.\operatorname{cap}X>0.

The paper explains that this conjecture would imply the Lipschitz-free versions of the orbit and Julia-set theorems. It is presented as an open conjecture about invariant sets in quasiregular dynamics.

References

Primary source

Walter Bergweiler, “Fatou-Julia theory for non-uniformly quasiregular maps”, arXiv:1102.1910 (2011).

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