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Metric entropies along a hierarchy of unstable foliations are investigated for $C^1$ diffeomorphisms with dominated splitting. The analogues of Ruelles inequality and Pesins formula, which relate the metric entropy and Lyapunov exponents in each hierarchy, are given.
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We study the ergodic theory of non-conservative C^1-generic diffeomorphisms. First, we show that homoclinic classes of arbitrary diffeomorphisms exhibit ergodic measures whose supports coincide with the homoclinic class. Second, we show that generic (for the weak topology) ergodic measures of C^1-generic diffeomorphisms are nonuniformly hyperbolic: they exhibit no zero Lyapunov exponents. Third, we extend a theorem by Sigmund on hyperbolic basic sets: every isolated transitive set L of any C^1-generic diffeomorphism f exhibits many ergodic hyperbolic measures whose supports coincide with the whole set L. In addition, confirming a claim made by R. Mane in 1982, we show that hyperbolic measures whose Oseledets splittings are dominated satisfy Pesins Stable Manifold Theorem, even if the diffeomorphism is only C^1.
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We obtain entropy formulas for SRB measures with finite entropy given by inducing schemes. In the first part of the work, we obtain Pesin entropy formula for the class of noninvertible systems whose SRB measures are given by Gibbs-Markov induced maps. In the second part, we obtain Pesin entropy formula for invertible maps whose SRB measures given by Young sets, taking into account a classical compression technique along the stable direction that allows a reduction of the return map associated with a Young set to a Gibbs-Markov map. In both cases, we give applications of our main results to several classes of dynamical systems with singular sets, where the classical results by Ruelle and Pesin cannot be applied. We also present examples of systems with SRB measures given by inducing schemes for which Ruelle inequality does not hold.
In this paper, unstable metric entropy, unstable topological entropy and unstable pressure for partially hyperbolic endomorphisms are introduced and investigated. A version of Shannon-McMillan-Breiman Theorem is established, and a variational principle is formulated, which gives a relationship between unstable metric entropy and unstable pressure (unstable topological entropy). As an application of the variational principle, some results on the $u$-equilibrium states are given.
The two main results of this paper concern the regularity of the invariant foliation of a C0-integrable symplectic twist diffeomorphisms of the 2-dimensional annulus, namely that $bullet$ the generating function of such a foliation is C1 ; $bullet$ the foliation is H{o}lder with exponent 1/2. We also characterize foliations by graphs that are straightenable via a symplectic homeomorphism and prove that every symplectic homeomorphism that leaves invariant all the leaves of a straightenable foliation has Arnold-Liouville coordinates, in which the Dynamics restricted to the leaves is conjugated to a rotation. We deduce that every Lipschitz integrable symplectic twist diffeomorphisms of the 2-dimensional annulus has Arnold-Liouville coordinates and then provide examples of strange Lipschitz foliations in smooth curves that cannot be straightened by a symplectic homeomorphism and cannot be invariant by a symplectic twist diffeomorphism.This article is a part of another preprint of the authors, entitled On the transversal dependence of weak K.A.M. solutions for symplectic twist maps, after rewriting ant adding of the H{o}lder part.
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