On the volume of singular-hyperbolic sets
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Abstract: An attractor for a 3-vector field is singular-hyperbolic if all its singularities are hyperbolic and it is partially hyperbolic with volume expanding central direction. We prove that singular-hyperbolic attractors, for some , always have zero volume, thus extending an analogous result for uniformly hyperbolic attractors. The same result holds for a class of higher dimensional singular attractors. Moreover, we prove that if is a singular-hyperbolic attractor for then either it has zero volume or is an Anosov flow. We also present examples of singular-hyperbolic attractors with positive volume. In addition, we show that generically we have volume zero for robust classes of singular-hyperbolic attractors.
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