Uncountable ω-limit sets with isolated points
Chris Good; Brian E. Raines; Rolf Suabedissen
Fundamenta Mathematicae (2009)
- Volume: 205, Issue: 2, page 179-189
- ISSN: 0016-2736
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abstract = {We give two examples of tent maps with uncountable (as it happens, post-critical) ω-limit sets, which have isolated points, with interesting structures. Such ω-limit sets must be of the form C ∪ R, where C is a Cantor set and R is a scattered set. Firstly, it is known that there is a restriction on the topological structure of countable ω-limit sets for finite-to-one maps satisfying at least some weak form of expansivity. We show that this restriction does not hold if the ω-limit set is uncountable. Secondly, we give an example of an ω-limit set of the form C ∪ R for which the Cantor set C is minimal.},
author = {Chris Good, Brian E. Raines, Rolf Suabedissen},
journal = {Fundamenta Mathematicae},
keywords = {omega limit set; limit type; attractor; invariant set; unimodal; interval map},
language = {eng},
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title = {Uncountable ω-limit sets with isolated points},
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TY - JOUR
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AB - We give two examples of tent maps with uncountable (as it happens, post-critical) ω-limit sets, which have isolated points, with interesting structures. Such ω-limit sets must be of the form C ∪ R, where C is a Cantor set and R is a scattered set. Firstly, it is known that there is a restriction on the topological structure of countable ω-limit sets for finite-to-one maps satisfying at least some weak form of expansivity. We show that this restriction does not hold if the ω-limit set is uncountable. Secondly, we give an example of an ω-limit set of the form C ∪ R for which the Cantor set C is minimal.
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KW - omega limit set; limit type; attractor; invariant set; unimodal; interval map
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