The $*$-exponential as a covering map

Amedeo Altavilla; Samuele Mongodi

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The $*$-exponential as a covering map

Amedeo Altavilla·Samuele Mongodi

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We employ tools from complex analysis to construct the $*$-logarithm of a quaternionic slice regular function. Our approach enables us to achieve three main objectives: we compute the monodromy associated with the $*$-exponential; we establish sufficient conditions for the $*$-product of two $*$-exponentials to also be a $*$-exponential; we calculate the slice derivative of the $*$-exponential of a regular function.

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Amedeo Altavilla, Samuele Mongodi. 2023-10-02. The $*$-exponential as a covering map. https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.01137

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