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Dans un travail récemment diffusé sur arxiv, Jana RODRIGUEZ HERTZ montre le théorème suivant: Théorème. Soit un difféomorphisme d’une variété compacte tridimensionnelle, de classe et préservant la mesure volume . Génériquement, vérifie l’une des deux assertions suivantes: -p.p.les trois exposants de Lyapunov sont nuls; -p.p. aucun des trois exposants n’est nul. De plus (a) est [...]

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We consider a diffeomorphism where is a compact manifold. A topological attractor is a compact subset which is (i) invariant: ; (ii) chain recurrent: for any , any , there exists a finite sequence such that ; and (iii) whose basin, ,  is a neighborhood of . This last property can be stated as: it [...]

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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Ya. Pesin gave a talk (Chevaleret, June 19, 2009) summarizing the work on Push-Shub Stable Ergodicity Conjecture and presenting some new results of his in the non-conservative case. This conjecture states that there is a -dense and open set of ergodic diffeomorphisms among those which are partially hyperbolic and volume preserving. Note the tension between [...]

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