“…For a survey of the main properties of the Fatou Set we refer the reader to the excellent paper of Brolin [2]. Bhattacharyya and Arumaraj [1] considered the question of bounds of the diameter of the set F(f) where f(z) is a monic polynomial. They conjectured that if /(z) is a monic polynomial of degree > 2, then d(F(f)) 2: 2.…”
Section: D(e) > 2r 1 /Kmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We use the construction employed by Bhattacharyya and Arumaraj [1] for F(f). We choose R > 0 such that 1/(z)I> Rfor lzl>R. This proves the theorem.…”
“…For a survey of the main properties of the Fatou Set we refer the reader to the excellent paper of Brolin [2]. Bhattacharyya and Arumaraj [1] considered the question of bounds of the diameter of the set F(f) where f(z) is a monic polynomial. They conjectured that if /(z) is a monic polynomial of degree > 2, then d(F(f)) 2: 2.…”
Section: D(e) > 2r 1 /Kmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We use the construction employed by Bhattacharyya and Arumaraj [1] for F(f). We choose R > 0 such that 1/(z)I> Rfor lzl>R. This proves the theorem.…”
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