Robustly shadowable chain components of C^1 vector fields
In the study of differentiable dynamical systems, one of the main goals is to understand the structure of the orbits of the systems.NEWLINENEWLINEIn this paper, the authors study the hyperbolic structure on the chain components of \(C^1\) vector fields. Let \(\gamma\) be a hyperbolic closed orbit of a \(C^1\) vector field \(X\) on a closed Riemannian manifold \(M\), and let \(C_X(\gamma)\) be the chain component of \(X\) which contains \(\gamma\). \(C_X(\gamma)\) is said to be \(C^1\) ``robustly shadowable if for any \(C^1\) vector field \(Y\) which is \(C^1\) close to \(X\), \(C_Y (\gamma_Y)\) is shadowable for \(Y_t\), where \(\gamma_Y\) denotes the continuation of \(\gamma\) with respect to \(Y\). The authors prove that any \(C^1\) robustly shadowable chain component \(C_X(\gamma)\) does not contain a hyperbolic singularity, and it is hyperbolic if \(C_X(\gamma)\) has no non-hyperbolic singularity.NEWLINENEWLINEThe proof of the main theorem is technically more complicated than in the diffeomorphism case due to the complexity of the calculations which is caused by the time reparametrization in the shadowing theory of vector fields.
- Measure topologically stable flows
- Continuum-wise expansive homoclinic classes for robust dynamical systems
- Robustly shadowable chain transitive sets and hyperbolicity
- Chain components with the stable shadowing property for C^1 vector fields
- Chain recurrence classes with shadowing of three dimensional generic vector fields
- Robustly measure expansiveness for C^1 vector fields
- SHADOWABLE CHAIN COMPONENTS AND HYPERBOLICITY
- Hyperbolicity of homoclinic classes of \(C^{1}\) vector fields
- On the shadowableness of flows with hyperbolic singularities
- Hyperbolic structure of generalized expansive systems
- Interiors of sets of vector fields with shadowing corresponding to certain classes of reparameterizations
- Weak measure expansive flows
This page was built for publication: Robustly shadowable chain components of \(C^1\) vector fields
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q2870473)