The Thermodynamic Formalism and the Central Limit Theorem for Stochastic Perturbations of Circle Maps with a Break

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Abstract: Let TinC2+varepsilon(S1setminusxb),,,varepsilon>0, be an orientation preserving circle homeomorphism with rotation number hoT=[k1,k2,..,km,1,1,...],,,mgeq1, and a single break point xb. We consider the stochastic sequence overlinezn+1(z0,sigma)=T(overlinezn)+sigmaxin+1,,overlinez0:=z0inS1, where xin,,n=1,2,... is a sequence of real valued independent mean zero random variables of comparable sizes, and sigma>0 is a small parameter. Using the renormalization group technique de la Llave et al. proved for stochastic perturbations of one-dim. interval maps a central limit theorem (CLT) and the rate of convergence. In the present paper we extend their results to circle homeomorphisms with a break point by using the thermodynamic formalism constructed recently by Dzhalilov et al.. for such maps. This formalism and the dynamical partition Pn(T,xb) determined by the break point allows us, following the work of Vul et al., to establish a symbolic dynamics for any zinS1 and to define a transfer operator whose leading eigenvalue is used to bound the Lyapunov function. For a special sequence nm,moinfty, the barycentric coefficient of any zk=Tkz0 not intersecting the orbit of xb is universally bounded in the corresponding interval in Pnm(T,xb). A Taylor expansion of overlinezn(z0,sigma) in xii leads to the decomposition into the term Tn(z0), a linearized effective noise and higher order terms in xii. This is possible however only in certain neighbourhoods Aknm of the points Tkz0 not containing break points of Tqnm, with qn the first return times of T. Proving the CLT for the linearized process leads finally to the proof of our extension of results of de la Llave et al..












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