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Stable transitivity of certain noncompact extensions of hyperbolic systems

Melbourne, Ian, Nitica, V. and Torok, A. (2005) Stable transitivity of certain noncompact extensions of hyperbolic systems Annales Henri Poincaré, 6 (4). pp. 725-746. ISSN 1424-0637

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<p>Let ƒ : <i>X</i> → <i>X</i> be the restriction to a hyperbolic basic set of a smooth diffeomorphism. We find several criteria for transitivity of noncompact connected Lie group extensions. As a consequence, we find transitive extensions for any finite-dimensional connected Lie group extension. If, in addition, the group is perfect and has an open set of elements that generate a compact subgroup, we find open sets of <i>stably</i> transitive extensions. In particular, we find stably transitive <i>SL</i>(2, <b>R</b>)-extensions. More generally, we find stably transitive <i>Sp</i>(2<i>n</i>-<b>R)</b>-extensions for all <i>n</i> ≥ 1. For the Euclidean groups <i>SE</i>(<i>n</i>) with <i>n</i> ≥ 4 even, we obtain a new proof of a result of Melbourne and Nicol stating that there is an open and dense set of extensions that are transitive. </p> <p>For groups of the form <i>K</i> × <b>R</b><sup><i>n</sup></i> where <i>K</i> is compact, a separation condition is necessary for transitivity. Provided <i>X</i> is a hyperbolic attractor, we show that an open and dense set of extensions satisfying the separation condition are transitive. This generalises a result of Nitica and Pollicott for <b>R</b><sup><i>n</sup></i>-extensions.</p>

Item Type:Article
Additional Information:This is a pre-press version of an article published in Annales Henri Poincaré, 6, 725-746. Click here to access the published version. © 2005 Springer.
Divisions:Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences > Mathematics
ID Code:1431
Deposited By:Mr Adam Field
Deposited On:27 May 2010 15:40
Last Modified:28 Sep 2012 10:50

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