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The dynamical structure of the rational map $ax+1/x$ on the projective line over the field Q2 of $2$-adic numbers, is fully described.
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The dynamical structure of the rational map $ax+1/x$ on the projective line $P$ over the field $mathbb{Q}_p$ of $p$-adic numbers is described for $pgeq 3$.
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