Riccati equations and polynomial dynamics over function fields
Given a function field KK and ϕ∈K[x]\phi \in K[x], we study two finiteness questions related to iteration of ϕ\phi: whether all but finitely many terms of an orbit of ϕ\phi must possess a primitive prime divisor, and whether the Galois groups of iterates of ϕ\phi must have finite index in their natu...
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