A dichotomy for higher-dimensional flows
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Abstract: We analyze the dichotomy between {em sectional-Axiom A flows} (c.f. cite{memo}) and flows with points accumulated by periodic orbits of different indices. Indeed, this is proved for generic flows whose singularities accumulated by periodic orbits have codimension one. Our result improves cite{mp1}.
For a \(C^1\)-generic vector field \(X\), the authors investigate the dichotomy that either \(X\) has a point lying in the closure of the union of the periodic orbits of different Morse indices, or \(X\) is sectional-Axiom \(A\). They prove the dichotomy under the condition that the singularities of \(X\) lying in the closure of the union of the periodic orbits have codimension one. With this condition, they also prove that a \(C^1\)-generic star flow with spectral decomposition is sectional-Axiom \(A\).
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