On the regularization of conservative maps
By Artur Avila. 2008
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We show that smooth maps are C1-dense among C1 volume-preserving maps.
Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/00128c123bf727c948e59ae21ac88dc7256d503e
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In Geometry and Topology
- Jiagang Yang
- Amie Wilkinson
- S. Crovisier
- Artur Avila
- Marcelo Viana
- A. Zorich
- Lasse Rempe
- Alexander I. Bufetov
In Mathematical Physics
- Jiagang Yang
- Artur Avila
- S. Crovisier
- Amie Wilkinson
- Marcelo Viana
- David Damanik
- A. Zorich
- Jiangong You
Citations in the corpus
- Entropy along expanding foliations (2016, methodology): “Theorem C contains abundance of systems: By Avila [6], C volume preserving diffeomorphisms are C(1) dense.”
- Physical measures and absolute continuity for one-dimensional center direction (2013, unknown): “Two weaker forms of absolute continuity are considered by Avila, Viana and Wilkinson [15,16].”
- New criteria for ergodicity and nonuniform hyperbolicity (2009, unknown): “Avila, proving the C(1)-denseness of smooth diffeomorphisms among C(1)-volume preserving diffeomorphisms [6].”
- C1 density of stable ergodicity (2017, methodology): “C1 residual set of C1 partially hyperbolic dieomorphisms there is a globally dominated, nonuniformly hyperbolic splitting E+ E . Using the density of C1 volume preserving dieomorphisms among the C2 [Av] and a semicontinuity argument, one obtains a C1 open and dense set of C2, colume-preserving parti”