The \(\Omega\)-limit set and the limit set of subsets. (Q1419162): Difference between revisions

It is known that the notion of \(\varepsilon\)-chains or pseudo-orbits plays an important role for theoretical researchers of dynamical systems. As an alternative for the \(\omega\)-limit set of flows is the \(\Omega\)-limit set \(\Omega(C)\) for a subset \(C\) of a space \(X\), which has an \((\varepsilon,t)\)-approximation \(\Omega'(C,\varepsilon,t)\). It is well known that \(\Omega'(C,\varepsilon,t)\) is just defined by \((\varepsilon,t)\)-chains. In this note, the author discusses the relation between \(\Omega\)-limit sets of a sequence of subsets in \(X\). Some results on \(\Omega\)-limit sets are established.