Robert L. Benedetto, Dragos Ghioca, Jamie Juul, Thomas J. Tucker
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Abstract
We provide an explicit construction of the arboreal Galois group for the postcritically finite polynomial , where belongs to some arbitrary field of characteristic not equal to 2. In this first of two papers, we consider the case that the critical point is periodic.
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