Abstract. We study parametrized dynamics of the Weierstrass elliptic ℘ function by looking at the underlying lattices; that is, we study parametrized families ℘ Λ and let Λ vary. Each lattice shape is represented by a point τ in a fundamental period in modular space; for a fixed lattice shape Λ = [1, τ] we study the parametrized space kΛ. We show that within each shape space there is a wide variety of dynamical behavior, and we conduct a deeper study into certain lattice shapes such as triangular and square. We also use the invariant pair (g 2 , g 3 ) to parametrize some lattices.
Abstract. We investigate topological properties of Julia sets of iterated elliptic functions of the form g = 1/℘, where ℘ is the Weierstrass elliptic function, on triangular lattices. These functions can be parametrized by C − {0}, and they all have a superattracting fixed point at zero and three other distinct critical values. We prove that the Julia set of g is either Cantor or connected, and we obtain examples of each type.
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