Feeds:
Posts
Comments

Posts Tagged ‘Dynamics’

Renaud Leplaideur a exposé au groupe de travail de théorie ergodique ses tout derniers travaux avec H. Bruin, A.T. Baraviera et A.O. Lopes. Ils ont en particulier construit, pour tout , une application de classe présentant une transition de phase et un compact , invariant, uniquement ergodique et indifférent: (i) ; (ii) ; (iii) le [...]

Read Full Post »

Real-world computers make mistakes, in the sense that once in a while an instruction is executed incorrectly, perhaps because of a corrupted disk. One could naively think that, given, a maximum acceptable probability of an incorrect final result, this would impose a bound on the complexity of possible computation or require an exponential number of [...]

Read Full Post »

Frédéric Le Roux has written a very lucid exposition of the Alpern genericity theorem. This theorem states that the same ergodic properties are generic in the set of volume-preserving measurable transformations and in the set of volume-preserving  homeomorphisms. More precisely,  endow    with the weak topology, i.e., the coarsest generated by , for all measurable [...]

Read Full Post »

Kevin McGoff gave a talk at Orsay on his work on the theory of entropy srtuctures and symbolic extensions. This theory was founded by Mike Boyle and Tomasz Downarowicz, among others. This theory relates the continuity properties of the measure-theoretic entropy function with the existence of symbolic topological extensions with measure-theoretic entropies as close as [...]

Read Full Post »

Erwan Lanneau gave a talk in Orsay about his work on surfaces of translation. Pseudo-Anosov homeomorphisms are homeomorphisms of such surfaces which are affine away from the singular set of the surface and whose differential is hyperbolic. The dilation factor is the dominant eigenvalue of that differential. It is a Perron number. The minimum of [...]

Read Full Post »

Most of topological dynamics studies systems of the form where is a continuous self-map and is a compact metric space. One approach is to “reduce” such systems to symbolic dynamical system, i.e., where is a closed subset of and such that . J. Auslander asked about the obstructions for a topological system to have a [...]

Read Full Post »

I have shown that, like diffeomorphisms, piecewise affine surface homeomorphisms are approximated in entropy by horseshoes, away from their singularities. It follows in particular that their topological entropy is lower-semicontinuous: a small perturbation cannot cause a macroscopic drop in entropy. The continuity of the entropy for such maps had been an open problem for some [...]

Read Full Post »

A measure of maximal entropy of the rational fraction on the Riemann sphere according to Arnaud Chéritat. It describes the distribution of preimages of almost all points.

Read Full Post »

Amie WILKINSON presented new results towards the Pugh-Shub Stable ergodicity conjecture. In particular, with A. AVILA and J. BOCHI, she proved that ergodicity is generic in C^1 partially hyperbolic symplectomorphisms. She noted that, by a result of SAGHIN and Z. XIA, a stably ergodic symplectomorphism is automatically partially hyperbolic (which fails for conservative diffeomorphisms by [...]

Read Full Post »

On November 25th, 2009, Sylvain CROVISIER defended his habilitation à diriger des recherches titled Perturbation de la dynamique de difféomorphismes en petite régularité. He first explained basic perturbation techniques: the Anosov-Katok procedure: you use more and more distorted conjugacies such that the limiting dynamics has new properties; the closing lemma of Pugh and the subsequent [...]

Read Full Post »

Older Posts »

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.