Homoclinic classes for generic C^1 vector fields
By C. M. Carballo, C. Morales, Maria José Pacifico. Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems, 2001
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We prove that homoclinic classes for a residual set of C^1 vector fields X on closed n-manifolds are maximal transitive, and depend continuously on periodic orbit data. In addition, X does not exhibit cycles formed by homoclinic classes. We also prove that a homoclinic class of X is isolated if and only if it is \Omega-isolated, and it is the intersection of its stable set with its unstable set. All these properties are well known for structurally stable Axiom A vector fields.
Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
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- A C^1-generic dichotomy for diffeomorphisms: Weak forms of hyperbolicity or infinitely many sinks or sources (2003, background): “2Observe that the first part of the problem was positively answered in [Ar1] and [CMP] (recall footnote 1).”
- Generic robustness of spectral decompositions (2003, methodology): “Several recent papers (including Diaz, Pujals and Ures [10], Bonatti, Diaz and Pujals [5], Carballo and Morales [8], and Carballo, Morales and Pacifico [ 9 ]) explore their “hyperbolic-like” properties, many of which hold only for generic diffeomorphisms.”
- ROBUST HETERODIMENSIONAL CYCLES AND $C^1$-GENERIC DYNAMICS (2007, background): “In particular, since the recurrence classes define a partition of the chain recurrence set, two homoclinic classes of f ∈ R which are non-disjoint coincide (this result was previously stated in [ CMP ]).”