A multipoint problem for partial differential equations unresolved with respect to the higher time derivative (Q4939738)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1408704
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    A multipoint problem for partial differential equations unresolved with respect to the higher time derivative
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1408704

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      A multipoint problem for partial differential equations unresolved with respect to the higher time derivative (English)
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      1 March 2000
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      two-dimensional mapping
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      quadratic nonlinearity
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      nonwandering point
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      periodic point
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      topologically mixing mapping
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      The author studies some interesting properties of a discrete dynamical system on the plane generated by a two-parameter family of the mappings \[ \Phi :(x,y) \mapsto(f_a(x)+\xi[f_a(y)-f_a(x)],f_a(y)+\xi[f_a(x)-f_a(y)]), \] where \(f_a(x)=1-ax^2, a\in (0,2), \xi \in (0,1)\). Let NW(\(\Phi \)) and Per(\(\Phi \)) be the sets of, respectively, nonwandering and periodic points for \(\Phi \). There exists a set \(\Gamma \subset(0,2)\) of positive Lebesgue measure such that \(f_a\) is topologically mixing on \([f_a^2(0),f_a(0)]\). The author constructs a tetragon \(\Pi \), one of the vertices of which is \(B=\Phi(0,0)\) and others depend on parameter \(\xi \), and proves that for any \(a\in ((3+2\sqrt{2})/4,2)\cap\Gamma \) there exists \(\xi_a>0\) such that for every \(\xi \in (0,\xi_a)\) the set \(\Lambda =\text{cls}\left(\bigcup_{j=0}^\infty\Phi ^{-j}([\Phi(B),B])\right)\bigcap\Phi(\Pi)\) is the nontrivial subset of NW(\(\Phi \)) and, besides, \(\Lambda\subset\text{cls}(\text{Per}(\Phi))\).
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