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A renewal scheme for non uniformly hyperbolic flows Terhesiu, Dalia
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In recent work, I. Melbourne and D. Terhesiu, 2014 obtain optimal results for the asymptotic of the correlation function associated with both finite and infinite measure preserving suspen- sion semiflows over Gibbs Markov maps. The involved observables are supported on a thick- ened Poincare section. The involved renewal scheme relies on inducing to such a section. In more recent work with H. Bruin, we investigate a di↵erent renewal scheme for suspension flows over non uniformly hyperbolic maps: we induce to a well chosen region Y of the same dimension as the manifold (on which the flow is defined); we do not require that Y is of bounded length. By forcing expansion on the flow direction, we can ensure that the induced version of the flow is a hyperbolic map F. Although at first counter-intuitive, such a scheme ensures that the ob- tained hyperbolic map F satisfies good spectral properties. Combined with the type of renewal equation established in Melbourne and Terhesiu, 2014 and several abstract assumptions on the hyperbolic map F (and thus on the underlying map of the suspension flow), this scheme allows us to estimate the correlation function of observables supported on the whole region Y.
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A renewal scheme for non uniformly hyperbolic flows
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Banff International Research Station for Mathematical Innovation and Discovery
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2015-01-21
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In recent work, I. Melbourne and D. Terhesiu, 2014 obtain optimal results for the asymptotic of the correlation function associated with both finite and infinite measure preserving suspen- sion semiflows over Gibbs Markov maps. The involved observables are supported on a thick- ened Poincare section. The involved renewal scheme relies on inducing to such a section. In more recent work with H. Bruin, we investigate a di↵erent renewal scheme for suspension flows over non uniformly hyperbolic maps: we induce to a well chosen region Y of the same dimension as the manifold (on which the flow is defined); we do not require that Y is of bounded length. By forcing expansion on the flow direction, we can ensure that the induced version of the flow is a hyperbolic map F. Although at first counter-intuitive, such a scheme ensures that the ob- tained hyperbolic map F satisfies good spectral properties. Combined with the type of renewal equation established in Melbourne and Terhesiu, 2014 and several abstract assumptions on the hyperbolic map F (and thus on the underlying map of the suspension flow), this scheme allows us to estimate the correlation function of observables supported on the whole region Y.
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49 minutes
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eng
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Author affiliation: University of Vienna
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2015-07-23
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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10.14288/1.0044850
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Unreviewed
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Postdoctoral
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