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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1685326
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Hyperbolic properties of four-dimensional symplectic mappings with a structurally unstable trajectory homoclinic to a fixed point of the saddle-focus type
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1685326

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    Hyperbolic properties of four-dimensional symplectic mappings with a structurally unstable trajectory homoclinic to a fixed point of the saddle-focus type (English)
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    8 August 2002
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    The paper considers a 4-dimensional symplectic diffeomorphism \(F\) of \(C^r\) class \((r\geq 4)\) with a fixed point of saddle-focus type \(O\); its invariant manifolds have simplest tangency on some homoclinic trajectory \(\Gamma\). Let \(U\) be a sufficiently small neighbourhood of \(O\cup \Gamma\) and \(N(F)\) be the set of trajectories of \(F\) entirely lying in \(U\). It is shown under suitable assumptions on \(F\) that \(N\) contains a nontrivial nonuniformly hyperbolic subset \(\widetilde{N}\) that can be described in terms of symbolic dynamics.
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    symplectic diffeomorphism
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    fixed point of saddle-focus type
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    invariant manifolds
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    homoclinic trajectory
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    hyperbolic subset
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    symbolic dynamics
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