“…{x} × Ω(g x, n(x) ) is not correct for skew products of maps of an interval with a closed set of periodic points in the base, here n(x) is the (least) period of a point x ∈ P er(f ) (see [30]). At the same time the equality Ω(F |Ω(f )×I 2 ) =…”
The example is constructed of the C 1-smooth skew product of interval maps possessing the one-dimensional ramified continuum (containing no arcs homeomorphic to the circle) with an infinite set of ramification points as the global attractor.
“…{x} × Ω(g x, n(x) ) is not correct for skew products of maps of an interval with a closed set of periodic points in the base, here n(x) is the (least) period of a point x ∈ P er(f ) (see [30]). At the same time the equality Ω(F |Ω(f )×I 2 ) =…”
The example is constructed of the C 1-smooth skew product of interval maps possessing the one-dimensional ramified continuum (containing no arcs homeomorphic to the circle) with an infinite set of ramification points as the global attractor.
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