Shadowing, average shadowing and transitive properties of multiple mappings

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Authors Yingcui Zhao

Publication date 27 April 2026

Published in Houston Journal of Mathematics (Search for Journal in Brave)

Full work available at URL https://www.math.uh.edu/~hjm/restricted/pdf51(3)/05zhao.pdf

zbMATH Keywords

average shadowing propertychain mixingchain transitivemultiple mappingsset-valued viewshadowing property

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Set-valued maps in general topology (54C60) Compact (locally compact) metric spaces (54E45) Inverse limits of set-valued functions (54F17) Topological characterizations of particular spaces (54F65)

Review text

This paper studies dynamical properties of multiple mappings, viewed as particular set-valued dynamical systems generated by finitely many continuous self-maps. The author introduces Hausdorff metric versions of shadowing, average shadowing, transitivity, weak mixing, mixing, chain transitivity, and chain mixing for multiple mappings. The work investigates relations between these properties for a multiple mapping and for its constituent maps, establishes several non-implication examples, and proves sufficient conditions ensuring transitivity-type properties. The paper further proves that shadowing and average shadowing are invariant under iteration of multiple mappings. Additional results include that shadowing together with chain mixing implies mixing, and that average shadowing implies chain transitivity. The article contributes to the study of multiple mappings from a set-valued viewpoint and connects ideas from shadowing theory and topological dynamics with iterated function systems and fractal dynamics.

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