Under a domination condition, real-analytic deformations of symplectomorphism products yield large robustly transitive sets and new non-uniformly-hyperbolic examples via blender-horseshoe perturbations and control-theory ideas.
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Stability of interval translation maps is characterized by absence of critical connections and matching.
A transversality theorem is proved for dynamically defined vector subspaces of interval translation maps, yielding a perturbation result that controls first-return dynamics while preserving global behavior.
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Robustly transitive behavior in symplectic dynamics
Under a domination condition, real-analytic deformations of symplectomorphism products yield large robustly transitive sets and new non-uniformly-hyperbolic examples via blender-horseshoe perturbations and control-theory ideas.
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Characterisation of Stability for Interval Translation Maps
Stability of interval translation maps is characterized by absence of critical connections and matching.
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Transversality for Interval Translation Maps
A transversality theorem is proved for dynamically defined vector subspaces of interval translation maps, yielding a perturbation result that controls first-return dynamics while preserving global behavior.