Aperiodic invariant continua for surface homeomorphisms
Andres Koropecki

TL;DR
This paper characterizes invariant continua for surface homeomorphisms without wandering points, showing they are either the entire surface (on tori) or intersections of annuli, extending results to non-orientable surfaces.
Contribution
It provides a classification of invariant continua for surface homeomorphisms with no wandering points, including non-orientable cases, and describes their structure.
Findings
If K is invariant and contains no periodic points, then K=S on a torus.
K is the intersection of a decreasing sequence of annuli.
The results extend to non-orientable surfaces.
Abstract
We prove that if a homeomorphism of a closed orientable surface S has no wandering points and leaves invariant a compact, connected set K which contains no periodic points, then either K=S and S is a torus, or is the intersection of a decreasing sequence of annuli. A version for non-orientable surfaces is given.
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