An inverse problem in Pólya–Schur theory II. Exactly solvable operators and complex dynamics

An inverse problem in Pólya–Schur theory II. Exactly solvable operators and complex dynamics cover

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Abstract

This paper continues the study of an inverse problem in the Pólya–Schur theory and considers a class of linear ordinary differential operators with polynomial coefficients called exactly solvable; such an operator sends every polynomial of sufficiently large degree to a polynomial of the same degree. We focus on invariant subsets of the complex plane for such operators when their action is restricted to polynomials of a fixed degree and discover a connection between this topic and classical complex dynamics and its multivalued counterpart. As a special case of invariant sets, we recover the Julia sets of rational functions.

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Per Alexandersson, Nils Hemmingsson, Boris Shapiro, An inverse problem in Pólya–Schur theory II. Exactly solvable operators and complex dynamics. Rev. Mat. Iberoam. (2026), published online first

DOI 10.4171/RMI/1661