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C 1 -minimal subsets of the circle

Dusa McDuff (1981)

Annales de l'institut Fourier

Necessary conditions are found for a Cantor subset of the circle to be minimal for some C 1 -diffeomorphism. These conditions are not satisfied by the usual ternary Cantor set.

C 1 self-maps on closed manifolds with finitely many periodic points all of them hyperbolic

Jaume Llibre, Víctor F. Sirvent (2016)

Mathematica Bohemica

Let X be a connected closed manifold and f a self-map on X . We say that f is almost quasi-unipotent if every eigenvalue λ of the map f * k (the induced map on the k -th homology group of X ) which is neither a root of unity, nor a zero, satisfies that the sum of the multiplicities of λ as eigenvalue of all the maps f * k with k odd is equal to the sum of the multiplicities of λ as eigenvalue of all the maps f * k with k even. We prove that if f is C 1 having finitely many periodic points all of them hyperbolic,...

C¹ stability of endomorphisms on two-dimensional manifolds

J. Iglesias, A. Portela, A. Rovella (2012)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

A set of necessary conditions for C¹ stability of noninvertible maps is presented. It is proved that the conditions are sufficient for C¹ stability in compact oriented manifolds of dimension two. An example given by F. Przytycki in 1977 is shown to satisfy these conditions. It is the first example known of a C¹ stable map (noninvertible and nonexpanding) in a manifold of dimension two, while a wide class of examples are already known in every other dimension.

C¹ stable maps: examples without saddles

J. Iglesias, A. Portela, A. Rovella (2010)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

We give here the first examples of C¹ structurally stable maps on manifolds of dimension greater than two that are neither diffeomorphisms nor expanding. It is shown that an Axiom A endomorphism all of whose basic pieces are expanding or attracting is C¹ stable. A necessary condition for the existence of such examples is also given.

C¹-maps having hyperbolic periodic points

N. Aoki, Kazumine Moriyasu, N. Sumi (2001)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

We show that the C¹-interior of the set of maps satisfying the following conditions: (i) periodic points are hyperbolic, (ii) singular points belonging to the nonwandering set are sinks, coincides with the set of Axiom A maps having the no cycle property.

C¹-Stably Positively Expansive Maps

Kazuhiro Sakai (2004)

Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Mathematics

The notion of C¹-stably positively expansive differentiable maps on closed C manifolds is introduced, and it is proved that a differentiable map f is C¹-stably positively expansive if and only if f is expanding. Furthermore, for such maps, the ε-time dependent stability is shown. As a result, every expanding map is ε-time dependent stable.

Calogero-Moser spaces and an adelic W -algebra

Emil Horozov (2005)

Annales de l’institut Fourier

We introduce a Lie algebra, which we call adelic W -algebra. Then we construct a natural bosonic representation and show that the points of the Calogero-Moser spaces are in 1:1 correspondence with the tau-functions in this representation.

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