The baker’s map with a convex hole
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Abstract: We consider the baker's map on the unit square and an open convex set which we regard as a hole. The survivor set is defined as the set of all points in whose -trajectories are disjoint from . The main purpose of this paper is to study holes for which (dimension traps) as well as those for which any periodic trajectory of intersects (cycle traps). We show that any which lies in the interior of is not a dimension trap. This means that, unlike the doubling map and other one-dimensional examples, we can have for whose Lebesgue measure is arbitrarily close to one. Also, we describe holes which are dimension or cycle traps, critical in the sense that if we consider a strictly convex subset, then the corresponding property in question no longer holds. We also determine such that for all convex whose Lebesgue measure is less than . This paper may be seen as a first extension of our work begun in [3, 4, 6, 7, 13] to higher dimensions.
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