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Almost open semigroup actions (English)
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11 March 2019
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A dynamical system $(X,S,\pi)$ is a triplet where $X$ is a metric space, $S$ a topological monoid and $\pi$ a continuous action of $S$ on $X$. A dynamical system $(X,S,\pi)$ is called almost open if $int(sW)\neq \varnothing$ for every open subset $W$ of $X$ ($int(sU)$ denotes the interior of $sU$). A metric $S$-system $(X,d)$ is sensitive if it satisfies the condition: there exists a (sensitivy constant) $c>0$ such that for all $x\in X$ and all $\delta >0$ there are some $y\in B_{\delta}(x)$ and $s\in S$ with $d(sx,sy)>c$. A topological space is called Polish if it admits a separable complete metric. The authors obtain sufficient conditions for the sensitivity of an almost open dynamical system $(X,S,\pi)$ with $X$ Polish.
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semigroup actions
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transitivity
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sensitivity
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Polish space
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