Robust heterodimensional cycles of co-index two via split blending machines
Pablo G. Barrientos, Lorenzo J. D\'iaz, Yuri Ki, Cristina Lizana, and Sebasti\'an A. P\'erez

TL;DR
This paper introduces split blending machines to generate and control robust heterodimensional cycles of co-index two in partially hyperbolic diffeomorphisms, expanding the understanding of cycle robustness and configurations.
Contribution
The paper extends Asaoka's blending machines to a partially hyperbolic setting, enabling the creation of robust heterodimensional cycles of co-indices one and two.
Findings
Existence of non-escaping cycles involving strong stable and unstable manifolds.
Approximation of diffeomorphisms with robust heterodimensional cycles of co-indices one and two.
Application to skew product dynamics and matrix cocycles on GL(3,R).
Abstract
We consider diffeomorphisms with heterodimensional cycles of co-index two, associated with saddles and having unstable indices and , respectively. In a partially hyperbolic setting, where a two-dimensional center direction and strong invariant manifolds are defined, we introduce the class of \emph{non-escaping cycles}, where the strong stable manifold of and the strong unstable manifold of are involved in the cycle. This configuration guarantees the existence of orbits that remain in a neighbourhood of the cycle. We show that such diffeomorphisms can be approximated by diffeomorphisms exhibiting simultaneously robust heterodimensional cycles of co-indices one and two, encompassing all possible combinations among hyperbolic sets of unstable indices , , and . The proof relies on the construction of \emph{split…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Quantum chaos and dynamical systems · Chaos control and synchronization
