A topological characterization of omega-limit sets on dynamical systems
Hahng-Yun Chu, Ahyoung Kim, Jong-Suh Park

TL;DR
This paper explores topological properties of omega-limit sets in dynamical systems, establishing key results about their structure, connectedness, and quasi-attracting nature.
Contribution
It provides new topological characterizations of omega-limit sets, including their connectedness and quasi-attracting properties, in set-valued dynamical systems.
Findings
Closure and orbital functions are idempotent in set-valued systems
Compact limit sets of connected sets are connected
Omega-limit sets of compact sets are quasi-attracting
Abstract
In this article, we deal with several notions in dynamical systems. Firstly, we prove that both closure function and orbital function are idempotent on set-valued dynamical systems. And we show that the compact limit set of a connected set is also connected. Furthermore, we prove that the -limit set of a compact set is quasi-attracting.
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Taxonomy
TopicsStability and Controllability of Differential Equations · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
