Weakly mixing diffeomorphisms preserving a measurable Riemannian metric are dense in \mathcal{A}_{\alpha}\left(M\right) for arbitrary Liouvillean number \alpha

Publication date 30 November 2015

Dynamical aspects of measure-preserving transformations (37A05) Smooth ergodic theory, invariant measures for smooth dynamical systems (37C40) Global differential geometry (53C99) Differential topological aspects of diffeomorphisms (57R50)

Abstract: We show that on any smooth compact connected manifold of dimension

m g e q 2

admitting a smooth non-trivial circle action

m a t h c a l S = l e f t {S_{t} i g h t}_{t i n m a t h b b R}

,

S_{t + 1} = S_{t}

, the set of weakly mixing

C^{i n f t y}

-diffeomorphisms which preserve both a smooth volume

u

and a measurable Riemannian metric is dense in

m a t h c a l A_{a l p h a} l e f t (M i g h t) = o v e r l i n e {l e f t h c i r c S_{a l p h a} c i r c h^{- 1} : h i n e x t {D i f f}^{i n f t y} l e f t (M, u i g h t) i g h t}^{C^{i n f t y}}

for every Liouvillean number

a l p h a

. The proof is based on a quantitative version of the Anosov-Katok-method with explicitly constructed conjugation maps and partitions.

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