A smooth mixing flow on a surface with non-degenerate fixed points
Jon Chaika, Alex Wright

TL;DR
This paper constructs a smooth, area-preserving flow on a genus 5 surface that is mixing and has finitely many non-degenerate fixed points, solving a long-standing open problem in dynamical systems.
Contribution
It provides the first example of such a flow with these properties on a closed surface, addressing a four-decade-old open problem.
Findings
Flow is smooth, area-preserving, and mixing.
Flow has finitely many non-degenerate fixed points.
No saddle connections on the surface.
Abstract
We construct a smooth, area preserving, mixing flow with finitely many non-degenerate fixed points and no saddle connections on a closed surface of genus 5. This resolves a problem that has been open for four decades.
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