Invariant densities and escape rates: rigorous and computable approximations in the L^ -norm
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Abstract: In this article we study a piecewise linear discretization schemes for transfer operators (Perron-Frobenius operators) associated with interval maps. We show how these can be used to provide rigorous {�f pointwise} approximations for invariant densities of Markov interval maps. We also derive the order of convergence of the approximate invariant density to the real one in the -norm. The outcome of this paper complements rigorous results on approximations of invariant densities cite{KMY} and recent results on the formulae of escape rates of open dynamical systems cite{KL2}. We implement our computations on two examples (one rigorous and one non-rigorous) to illustrate the feasibility and efficiency of our schemes.
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