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Rays to renormalizations

Let P be a non-linear polynomial, K_P the filled Julia set of P, f a renormalization of P and K_f the filled Julia set of f. We show, loosely speaking, that there is a finite-to-one function λfrom the set of P-external rays having limit points in K_f onto the set of f-external rays to K_f such that R and λ(R) share the same limit set. In particular, if a point of the Julia set J_f=\partial K_f of a renormalization is accessible from C\setminus K_f then it is accessible through an external ray of P (the inverse is obvious). Another interesting corollary is that: a component of K_P\setminus K_f can meet K_f only at a single (pre-)periodic point. We study also a correspondence induced by λon arguments of rays. These results are generalizations to all polynomials (covering notably the case of connected Julia set K_P) of some results of Levin-Przytycki, Blokh-Childers-Levin-Oversteegen-Schleicher and Petersen-Zakeri where the case is considered when K_P is disconnected and K_f is a periodic component of K_P.

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