We study the set of periods of the Morse-Smale diffeomorphisms on the n-dimensional sphere S n , on products of two spheres of arbitrary dimension S m × S n with m = n, on the n-dimensional complex projective space CP n and on the n-dimensional quaternion projective space HP n . We classify the minimal sets of Lefschetz periods for such Morse-Smale diffeomorphisms. This characterization is done using the induced maps on the homology. The main tool used is the Lefschetz zeta function.
We consider a map F of class C r with a fixed point of parabolic type whose differential is not diagonalizable and we study the existence and regularity of the invariant manifolds associated with the fixed point using the parameterization method. Concretely, we show that under suitable conditions on the coefficients of F , there exist invariant curves of class C r away from the fixed point, and that they are analytic when F is analytic. The differentiability result is obtained as an application of the fiber contraction theorem. We also provide an algorithm to compute an approximation of a parameterization of the invariant curves and a normal form of the restricted dynamics of F on them.
We consider a map F of class C r with a fixed point of parabolic type whose differential is not diagonalizable, and we study the existence and regularity of the invariant manifolds associated with the fixed point using the parameterization method. Concretely, we show that under suitable conditions on the coefficients of F , there exist invariant curves of class C r away from the fixed point, and that they are analytic when F is analytic. The differentiability result is obtained as an application of the fiber contraction theorem. We also provide an algorithm to compute an approximation of a parameterization of the invariant curves and a normal form of the restricted dynamics of F on them.
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