2001
DOI: 10.1007/pl00005797
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Absolutely continuous invariant measures for expanding piecewise linear maps

Abstract: We prove the existence of absolutely continuous invariant measures for arbitrary expanding piecewise linear maps on bounded polyhedral domains in Euclidean spaces R d .

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“…Using some beautiful technical results of Buzzi and Tsujii [1,14] it is possible to prove bifurcations from fixed points to n-dimensional attractors in these maps.…”
Section: The Border Collision Normal Formmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using some beautiful technical results of Buzzi and Tsujii [1,14] it is possible to prove bifurcations from fixed points to n-dimensional attractors in these maps.…”
Section: The Border Collision Normal Formmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Observe that the "cut" system is again piecewise expanding and is piecewise linear on domains consisting of a finite number of simplexes. It is known (Tsujii 2001) that under these assumptions Figure 5: Existence of a stable periodic trajectory under "cutting" the map has an absolutely continuous (with respect to Lebesgue measure) invariant measure, i.e. it is strongly chaotic.…”
Section: Perturbationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Buzzi and Keller [28] successfully carried through the analysis of the dynamical zeta function ζ 1/| det Df | (z) (2) when f is a piecewise affine and expanding surface transformation (Jérôme Buzzi informed us that this can be extended to arbitrary dimensions by using Tsujii's [95] work.) They prove that the zeta function is analytic in the open unit disc and meromorphic in a disc of larger radius, where its poles are the inverse eigenvalues of the associated transfer operator acting on functions of higher-dimensional bounded variation.…”
Section: Piecewise Expanding Maps In Arbitrary Dimensionsmentioning
confidence: 99%