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Journal of Modern Dynamics
April 2009 , Volume 3 , Issue 2
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2009, 3(2): 159-231
doi: 10.3934/jmd.2009.3.159
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We prove that any sufficiently small perturbation of an isosceles triangle has a periodic billiard path. Our proof involves the analysis of certain infinite families of Fourier series that arise in connection with triangular billiards, and reveals some self-similarity phenomena in irrational triangular billiards. Our analysis illustrates the surprising fact that billiards on a triangle near a Veech triangle is extremely complicated even though billiards on a Veech triangle is well understood.
We prove that any sufficiently small perturbation of an isosceles triangle has a periodic billiard path. Our proof involves the analysis of certain infinite families of Fourier series that arise in connection with triangular billiards, and reveals some self-similarity phenomena in irrational triangular billiards. Our analysis illustrates the surprising fact that billiards on a triangle near a Veech triangle is extremely complicated even though billiards on a Veech triangle is well understood.
2009, 3(2): 233-251
doi: 10.3934/jmd.2009.3.233
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We establish stable ergodicity for diffeomorphisms with partially hyperbolic attractors whose Lyapunov exponents along the center direction are all positive with respect to SRB measures.
We establish stable ergodicity for diffeomorphisms with partially hyperbolic attractors whose Lyapunov exponents along the center direction are all positive with respect to SRB measures.
2009, 3(2): 253-270
doi: 10.3934/jmd.2009.3.253
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We discuss discrete one-dimensional Schrödinger operators whose potentials are generated by an invertible ergodic transformation of a compact metric space and a continuous real-valued sampling function. We pay particular attention to the case where the transformation is a minimal interval-exchange transformation. Results about the spectral type of these operators are established. In particular, we provide the first examples of transformations for which the associated Schrödinger operators have purely singular spectrum for every nonconstant continuous sampling function.
We discuss discrete one-dimensional Schrödinger operators whose potentials are generated by an invertible ergodic transformation of a compact metric space and a continuous real-valued sampling function. We pay particular attention to the case where the transformation is a minimal interval-exchange transformation. Results about the spectral type of these operators are established. In particular, we provide the first examples of transformations for which the associated Schrödinger operators have purely singular spectrum for every nonconstant continuous sampling function.
2009, 3(2): 271-309
doi: 10.3934/jmd.2009.3.271
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We determine the variance for the fluctuations of the arithmetic measures obtained by collecting all closed geodesics on the modular surface with the same discriminant and ordering them by the latter. This arithmetic variance differs by subtle factors from the variance that one gets when considering individual closed geodesics when ordered by their length. The arithmetic variance is the same one that appears in the fluctuations of measures associated with quantum states on the modular surface.
We determine the variance for the fluctuations of the arithmetic measures obtained by collecting all closed geodesics on the modular surface with the same discriminant and ordering them by the latter. This arithmetic variance differs by subtle factors from the variance that one gets when considering individual closed geodesics when ordered by their length. The arithmetic variance is the same one that appears in the fluctuations of measures associated with quantum states on the modular surface.
2009, 3(2): 311-333
doi: 10.3934/jmd.2009.3.311
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Let $(M,g)$ be a closed oriented negatively curved surface. A unitary connection on a Hermitian vector bundle over $M$ is said to be transparent if its parallel transport along the closed geodesics of $g$ is the identity. We study the space of such connections modulo gauge and we prove a classification result in terms of the solutions of a certain PDE that arises naturally in the problem. We also show a local uniqueness result for the trivial connection and that there is a transparent $SU(2)$-connection associated to each meromorphic function on $M$.
Let $(M,g)$ be a closed oriented negatively curved surface. A unitary connection on a Hermitian vector bundle over $M$ is said to be transparent if its parallel transport along the closed geodesics of $g$ is the identity. We study the space of such connections modulo gauge and we prove a classification result in terms of the solutions of a certain PDE that arises naturally in the problem. We also show a local uniqueness result for the trivial connection and that there is a transparent $SU(2)$-connection associated to each meromorphic function on $M$.
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