Combinatorial embedding of chain transitive zero-dimensional systems into chaos
Takashi Shimomura

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that zero-dimensional chain transitive systems can be embedded into densely chaotic systems, constructing an invariant Mycielski set with rich dynamical properties, including transitivity, proximality, and recurrence.
Contribution
It introduces a method to embed zero-dimensional chain transitive systems into densely chaotic systems with a specifically constructed invariant Mycielski set.
Findings
Constructed a dense, invariant Mycielski set with transitivity and recurrence.
Embedded zero-dimensional chain transitive systems into densely chaotic systems.
Established bidirectional proximality and recurrence properties of the set.
Abstract
We show that a zero-dimensional chain transitive dynamical system can be embedded into a densely uniformly chaotic system, with dense uniformly chaotic set . We concretely construct a Mycielski set that is also invariant. Furthermore, every point in is positively and negatively transitive. The uniform proximality and recurrence of are also bidirectional.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Advanced Topology and Set Theory · Stochastic processes and statistical mechanics
