非自治动力系统的原像熵

本文对紧致度量空间上的连续自映射序列应用生成集和分离集引入了点原像熵、原像分枝熵以及原像关系熵等几类原像熵的定义并进行了研究.主要结果是:(1) 证明了这些熵都是等度拓扑共轭不变量.(2)讨论了这些原像熵之间及它们与拓扑熵之间的关系,得到了联系这些熵的不等式.(3)证明了对正向可扩的连续自映射序列而言, 两类点原像熵相等,原像分枝熵与原像关系熵也相等.(4)证明了对(a).由闭Riemann 流形上的一个扩张映射经充分小的C1-扰动生成的自映射序列,以及(b).有限图上等度连续的自映射序列,有零原像分枝熵.     

Implications of pseudo-orbit tracing property for continuous maps on compacta

We look at the dynamics of continuous self-maps of compact metric spaces possessing the pseudo-orbit tracing property (i.e., the shadowing property). Among other things we prove the following: (i) the set of minimal points is dense in the non-wandering set Ω(f), (ii) if f has either a non-minimal recurrent point or a sensitive minimal subsystem, then f has positive topological entropy, (iii) if X is infinite and f is transitive, then f is either an odometer or a syndetically sensitive non-minimal map with positive topological entropy, (iv) if f has zero topological entropy, then Ω(f) is totally disconnected and f restricted to Ω(f) is an equicontinuous homeomorphism.     

Equicontinuity and Sensitivity of Group Actions*

Let(X, G) be a dynamical system(G-system for short), that is, X is a topological space and G is an infinite topological group continuously acting on X. In the paper,the authors introduce the concepts of Hausdorff sensitivity, Hausdorff equicontinuity and topological equicontinuity for G-systems and prove that a minimal G-system(X, G) is either topologically equicontinuous or Hausdorff sensitive under the assumption that X is a T₃-space and they provide a classification of transitive d...     

Shadowing, entropy and minimal subsystems

We consider non-wandering dynamical systems having the shadowing property, mainly in the presence of sensitivity or transitivity, and investigate how closely such systems resemble the shift dynamical system in the richness of various types of minimal subsystems. In our excavation, we do discover regularly recurrent points, sensitive almost 1-1 extensions of odometers, minimal systems with positive topological entropy, etc. We also show that transitive semi-distal systems with shadowing are in fact minimal equicontinuous systems (hence with zero entropy) and, in contrast to systems with shadowing, the entropy points do not have to be densely distributed in transitive systems.     

A note on convergence of option prices and their Greeks for Lévy models

We study the robustness of option prices to model variation after a change of measure where the measure depends on the model choice. We consider geometric Lévy models in which the infinite activity of the small jumps is approximated by a scaled Brownian motion. For the Esscher transform, the minimal entropy martingale measure, the minimal martingale measure and the mean variance martingale measure, we show that the option prices and their corresponding deltas converge as the scaling of the Brownian motion part tends to zero. We give some examples illustrating our results.     

Über die Gleichstetigkeit von Mengen von linearen Abbildungen und eine Klasse von topologischen linearen Räumen

In the first part of this paper we proof the following theorem: Let E and F be topological linear spaces, α an infinite cardinal number, and H a set of linear mappings from E into F such that every subset G of H with cardinality |G|≤α is equicontinuous. Then H is equicontinuous on every linear subspace of E which is the closed linear hull of a family (B_L;L∈I), |I|≤α, of precompact subsets of E. In the second part we introduce the class of all topological linear spaces E with the following property: A set H of linear mappings from E into a topological linear space is equicontinuous, if every countable subset of H is equicontinuous. We show that this class is closed with respect to forming topological products and linear final topologies.     

Topological conjugacy of constant length substitution dynamical systems

Primitive constant length substitutions generate minimal symbolic dynamical systems. In this article we present an algorithm which can produce the list of injective substitutions of the same length that generate topologically conjugate systems. We show that each conjugacy class contains infinitely many substitutions which are not injective. As examples, the Toeplitz conjugacy class contains three injective substitutions (two on two symbols and one on three symbols), and the length two Thue–Morse conjugacy class contains twelve substitutions, among which are two on six symbols. Together, they constitute a list of all primitive substitutions of length two with infinite minimal systems which are factors of the Thue–Morse system.     

Topological weak mixing and quasi-Bohr systems

A minimal dynamical system (X, T) is called quasi-Bohr if it is a non-trivial equicontinuous extension of a proximal system. We show that if (X, T) is a minimal dynamical system which is not weakly mixing then some minimal proximal extension of (X, T) admits a nontrivial quasi-Bohr factor. (In terms of Ellis groups the corresponding statement is:AG′=G implies weak mixing.) The converse does not hold. In fact there are nontrivial quasi-Bohr systems which are weakly mixing of all orders. Our main tool in the proof is a theorem, of independent interest, which enhances the general structure theorem for minimal systems.     

The method of lower and upper solutions for damped elastic systems in Banach spaces

In this paper, we are concerned with the initial value problem of a class of damped elastic systems in an order Banach spaces $E$. By employing the method of lower and upper solutions, we discuss the existence of extremal mild solutions between lower and upper mild solutions for such problem with the associated semigroup is equicontinuous. In addition, two examples are given to illustrate our results.     

Method of infinite systems of equations for solving an elliptic problem in a semistrip

Many problems of mechanics and physics are posed in unbounded (or infinite) domains. For solving these problems one typically limits them to bounded domains and finds ways to set appropriate conditions on artificial boundaries or use quasi-uniform grid that maps unbounded domains to bounded ones. Differently from the above methods we approach to problems in unbounded domains by infinite systems of equations. In this paper we develop this approach for an elliptic problem in an infinite semistrip. Using the idea of Polozhii in the method of summary representations we transform the infinite system of three-point vector equations to infinite systems of three-point scalar equations and obtain the approximate solution with a given accuracy. Numerical experiments for several examples show the effectiveness of the proposed method.     

Nilsequences and a structure theorem for topological dynamical systems

We characterize inverse limits of nilsystems in topological dynamics, via a structure theorem for topological dynamical systems that is an analog of the structure theorem for measure preserving systems. We provide two applications of the structure. The first is to nilsequences, which have played an important role in recent developments in ergodic theory and additive combinatorics; we give a characterization that detects if a given sequence is a nilsequence by only testing properties locally, meaning on finite intervals. The second application is the construction of the maximal nilfactor of any order in a distal minimal topological dynamical system. We show that this factor can be defined via a certain generalization of the regionally proximal relation that is used to produce the maximal equicontinuous factor and corresponds to the case of order 1.     

Non-equilibrium pattern selection in particle sedimentation

In this paper, we explain some well known experimental observations in fluid solid interaction from a thermodynamic perspective. In particular we use the extremum of the rate of entropy production to establish the stability of specific patterns observed in single and multiparticle sedimentation in an infinite fluid and the sedimentation of spheres in the presence of walls. While these phenomena have been explained numerically, there is no known rigorous theoretical argument to establish the stability of the observed configurations. We provide a very convincing theoretical basis using entropy based arguments that are considered by several scientists as the underlying theme of nature, life and evolution. In the absence of many rigorous examples for the entropy production principle, our paper advances this argument and lends it much credibility. In addition to looking at the rate of entropy production, we also put forth a very plausible heuristic argument based on the thermal gradients in the systems being studied, which could be the underlying causal principle for many known patterns in nature.     

Entropy,Chaos, and Weak Horseshoe for Infinite‐Dimensional Random Dynamical Systems

In this paper, we study the complicated dynamics of infinite‐dimensional random dynamical systems that include deterministic dynamical systems as their special cases in a Polish space. Without assuming any hyperbolicity, we prove if a continuous random map has a positive topological entropy, then it contains a topological horseshoe. We also show that the positive topological entropy implies the chaos in the sense of Li‐Yorke. The complicated behavior exhibited here is induced by the positive entropy but not the randomness of the system.© 2017 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.     

Approximate transitivity property and Lebesgue spectrum

Exploiting a spectral criterion for a system not to be AT we give some new examples of zero entropy systems without the AT property. Our examples include those with finite spectral multiplicity—in particular we show that the system arising from the Rudin–Shapiro substitution is not AT. We also show that some nil-rotations on a quotient of the Heisenberg group as well as some (generalized) Gaussian systems are not AT. All known examples of non AT-automorphisms contain a Lebesgue component in the spectrum.     

Auslander systems

The authors generalize the dynamical system constructed by
J. Auslander in 1959, resulting in perhaps the simplest family of examples of minimal but not strictly ergodic systems. A characterization of unique ergodicity and mean-L-stability is given. The new systems are also shown to have zero topological entropy and fail to be weakly rigid. Some results on the set of idempotents in the enveloping semigroup are also achieved.

     

On the mean square of the remainder for the euclidean lattice point counting problem

We study an invariant of dynamical systems called naive entropy, which is defined for both measurable and topological actions of any countable group. We focus on nonamenable groups, in which case the invariant is two-valued, with every system having naive entropy either zero or infinity. Bowen has conjectured that when the acting group is sofic, zero naive entropy implies sofic entropy at most zero for both types of systems. We prove the topological version of this conjecture by showing that for every action of a sofic group by homeomorphisms of a compact metric space, zero naive entropy implies sofic entropy at most zero. This result and the simple definition of naive entropy allow us to show that the generic action of a free group on the Cantor set has sofic entropy at most zero. We observe that a distal Γ-system has zero naive entropy in both senses, if Γ has an element of infinite order. We also show that the naive entropy of a topological system is greater than or equal to the naive measure entropy of the same system with respect to any invariant measure.     

The Nonexistence of Expansive Z^d Actions on Graphs

It is well known that if X is an arc or a circle, then there is no expansive homeomorphism on X. In this paper we prove that there is no expansive Z^d action on X, which answers the two questions raised by us before, In 1979, Mané proved that there is no expansive homeomorphism on infinite dimensional spaces. Contrary to this result, we construct an expansive Z^2 action on an infinite dimensional space. We also construct an expansive Z^2 action on a zero dimensional space but no element in Z^2 is expansive.     

The socle of a nondegenerate Lie algebra

We define the socle of a nondegenerate Lie algebra as the sum of all its minimal inner ideals. The socle turns out to be an ideal which is a direct sum of simple ideals, and satisfies the descending chain condition on principal inner ideals. Every classical finite dimensional Lie algebra coincides with its socle, while relevant examples of infinite dimensional Lie algebras with nonzero socle are the simple finitary Lie algebras and the classical Banach Lie algebras of compact operators on an infinite dimensional Hilbert space. This notion of socle for Lie algebras is compatible with the previous ones for associative algebras and Jordan systems. We conclude with a structure theorem for simple nondegenerate Lie algebras containing abelian minimal inner ideals, and as a consequence we obtain that a simple Lie algebra over an algebraically closed field of characteristic 0 is finitary if and only if it is nondegenerate and contains a rank-one element.     

Minimal self-joinings and positive topological entropy

We show that the properties of almost minimal self-joinings and strong almost minimal self-joinings, introduced by del Junco in Topological Dynamics, are compatible with positive topological entropy, as opposed to the stronger property of minimal self-joinings. This is done both by proving existence theorems and by explicitly constructing some symbolic systems having these properties, which are modifications of the Chacón system. It is shown furthermore that these systems have no non-trivial factors with completely positive topological entropy.     

On some relationships between biorthogonal systems,linear topologies and the weak‐AFPP

In this paper, we obtain new results for the weak‐AFPP in abstract spaces by exploiting biorthogonal systems techniques. Firstly, we investigate the strong‐AFPP on countably infinite dimensional Hausdorff locally convex spaces. Spaces of this class are shown to be sequentially complete iff they have the hereditary FPP for totally bounded, closed convex sets. This might open a research line for the analysis of weak‐AFPP in such frames. In connection, we provide a simple criterion for the containement of ?₁‐sequences in terms of strongly‐equicontinuous biorthogonal systems. We then establish a few results concerning the existence of Hausdorff finer vector topologies on abstract spaces having as prescribed condition the existence of such systems. The proofs are based on methods of Peck and Porta concerning building of finer vector topologies, and a classical construction of Singer which allows us to prove under rather natural conditions the existence of equicontinuous biorthogonal systems in metrizable locally convex spaces. These results are compatible with the failure of the weak‐AFPP. We also study the inverse problem by proving that every infinite dimensional vector space admits a (non‐locally convex) Hausdorff vector topology which is complete, non‐metrizable and is compatible with a bounded Hamel Schauder basis. It is shown further that such a topology has the ‐AFPP, where is the linear span of coefficient functionals associated to a Hamel basis. Finally, inspired by a result of Shapiro, we observe that if X is a non‐locally convex F‐space with an absolute basis, then the weak‐AFPP is equivalent to the fact that every bounded convex subset of X is compact.