The fat Basilica Julia set of the quadratic polynomial z^2-3/4
The fat Basilica limit set of a geometrically finite Bers boundary group
The cuspidal Basilica Julia set
The cuspidal Basilica limit set of a Schwarz reflection
The quasicircle
The cauliflower
The double parabolic cauliflower
The pine tree
The double parabolic pine tree
2 connected simple planar graph
Limit set of a kissing reflection group
Julia set of a critically fixed anti-rational map
Tetrahedron
Cube
Octahedron
Icosahedron
Dodecahedron
The Julia sets of two hyperbolic rational maps that are conjugate on their Julia sets, but are in different hyperbolic components. The rational map is of the form as above for sufficiently small t. There are two choices of cubic roots which gives the identification of the formula with Z_3 \times Z_3.
(0,0) is in the same hyperbolic component as (1,1) by moving t around 0 once. This turns out to be the only additional identification, thus the formula gives 3 J-conjugate hyperbolic components. One can see the Julia components are twisted in a different (and incompatible) rate.
The Julia set of a hyperbolic rational map with finitely connected Fatou sets. It contains a fixed Sierpinski carpet as a buried component.
The tree mapping scheme associated to the buried Sierpinski carpet example.