Lipschitz sub-actions for locally maximal hyperbolic sets of a $C^1$ maps
Xifeng Su, Philippe Thieullen, Wenzhe Yu

TL;DR
This paper extends Livšic's theorem to $C^1$ hyperbolic maps, showing that Lipschitz observables bounded below by coboundaries have Lipschitz transfer functions, using a novel Lax-Oleinik operator in hyperbolic dynamics.
Contribution
It proves a positive Livšic theorem for locally maximal hyperbolic sets of $C^1$ maps, introducing a new Lax-Oleinik operator to construct Lipschitz coboundaries.
Findings
Lipschitz observables with non-negative Birkhoff sums are bounded below by Lipschitz coboundaries.
The coboundary can be chosen to be Lipschitz, even for non-bijective, non-transitive hyperbolic maps.
The method employs a new Lax-Oleinik operator inspired by Aubry-Mather theory.
Abstract
Liv\v{s}ic theorem asserts that, for Anosov diffeomorphisms/flows, a Lipschitz observable is a coboundary if all its Birkhoff sums on every periodic orbits are equal to zero. The transfer function is then Lipschitz. We prove a positive Liv\v{s}ic theorem which asserts that a Lipschitz observable is bounded from below by a coboundary if and only if all its Birkhoff sums on periodic orbits are non negative. The new result is that the coboundary can be chosen Lipschitz. The map is only assumed to be and hyperbolic, but not necessarily bijective nor transitive. We actually prove our main result in the setting of locally maximal hyperbolic sets for not general map. The construction of the coboundary uses a new notion of the Lax-Oleinik operator that is a standard tool in the discrete Aubry-Mather theory.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Quantum chaos and dynamical systems · Cellular Automata and Applications
