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Asymptotic properties of two interacting maps
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    Asymptotic properties of two interacting maps (English)
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    10 March 2004
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    The authors consider two measurable maps from a measure space into itself and compose these to obtain a dynamical system of random perturbations. One is a random nonsingular map, which is applied according to a Poisson distribution. The other one is a continuous map that is applied at integer values of the time. The authors assume that these maps commute and prove if one of the maps has an absolutely continuous invariant measure, then this is common for both maps and for the random dynamical system. They obtain these results finding a formula for the density transfer operator of the random map and studying its properties. The results show an interesting interaction between the dynamics of two commuting maps.
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    random maps
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    invariant measure
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    interval maps
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    random perturbations
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    commuting maps
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