On m-minimal partially hyperbolic diffeomorphisms

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Abstract: We discuss about the denseness of the strong stable and unstable manifolds of partially hyperbolic diffeomorphisms. In this sense, we introduce a concept of m-minimality. More precisely, we say that a partially hyperbolic diffeomorphisms is m-minimal if m-almost every point in M has its strong stable and unstable manifolds dense in M. We show that this property has dynamics consequences: topological and ergodic. Also, we prove the abundance of m-minimal partially hyperbolic diffeomorphisms in the volume preserving and symplectic scenario.


The authors introduce the notion of \(m\)-minimality for a partially hyperbolic diffeomorphism, meaning that the strong stable (or strong unstable) foliation is minimal for a full \(m\)-measure set of points. They show that this condition, as minimality, implies topological mixing of the diffeomorphism and weak ergodicity (almost every point has dense orbit). They also present some results showing that the condition has some abundance.



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