Nonautonomous dissipative dynamical systems with a hyperbolic subset of the center (one-dimensional case) (Q910910)

The author studies the structure of the Levinson center for the dissipative equation \(u'=f(t,u)\) with recurrent (almost periodic, \(\omega\)-periodic) right-hand side. He uses the nonautonomous abstract dynamical system \((1)\quad <(X,T,\pi),(Y,T,\sigma),\pi >.\) Let J be a Levinson center, \(\{M_{\alpha}:\) \(\alpha\in A\}\) all minimal set family of J and \({\mathcal M}(J)=C\ell \cup \{M_{\alpha}:\) \(\alpha\in A\}\). (It is known that a Levinson center \(J\subset X\) for system (1) coincides with the maximal compact invariant set for (X,T,\(\pi)\).) The author gives in particular the following result: If the set \({\mathcal M}(J)\) is hyperbolic then a) the set A is finite, \({\mathcal M}(J)=M_ 1\cup M_ 2\cup...\cup M_ k\), where all \(M_ i\) are homeomorph to Y; b) for an arbitrary \(x\in J\), there exist points \(p_ 1\) and \(p_ 2\) of \({\mathcal M}(J)\), for which \(\lim_{t\to +\infty}| \pi (t,x)-\pi (t,\rho_ i)| =0.\) If \(x\not\in J\) then \(\pi\) (t,x)\(\to J\) by \(t\to +\infty\).