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COMPLEXITY OF CONTINUOUS SEMI-FLOWS AND RELATED DYNAMICAL PROPERTIES
Zhang, Feng,He, Lian-Fa,Lu, Qi-Shao Korean Mathematical Society 2009 대한수학회지 Vol.46 No.2
The equicontinuity and scattering properties of continuous semi-flows are studied on a compact metric space. The main results are obtained as follows: first, the complexity function defined by the spanning set is bounded if and only if the system is equicontinuous; secondly, if a continuous semi-flow is topologically weak mixing, then it is pointwise scattering; thirdly, several equivalent conditions for the time-one map of a continuous semi-flow to be scattering are presented; Finally, for a minimal continuous map it is shown that the "non-dense" requirement is unnecessary in the definition of scattering by using open covers.
Complexity of continuous semi-flows and related dynamical properties
Feng Zhang,Lian-Fa He,Qi-Shao Lu 대한수학회 2009 대한수학회지 Vol.46 No.2
The equicontinuity and scattering properties of continuous semi-flows are studied on a compact metric space. The main results are obtained as follows: first, the complexity function defined by the spanning set is bounded if and only if the system is equicontinuous; secondly, if a continuous semi-flow is topologically weak mixing, then it is pointwise scattering; thirdly, several equivalent conditions for the time-one map of a continuous semi-flow to be scattering are presented; Finally, for a minimal continuous map it is shown that the ``non-dense" requirement is unnecessary in the definition of scattering by using open covers. The equicontinuity and scattering properties of continuous semi-flows are studied on a compact metric space. The main results are obtained as follows: first, the complexity function defined by the spanning set is bounded if and only if the system is equicontinuous; secondly, if a continuous semi-flow is topologically weak mixing, then it is pointwise scattering; thirdly, several equivalent conditions for the time-one map of a continuous semi-flow to be scattering are presented; Finally, for a minimal continuous map it is shown that the ``non-dense" requirement is unnecessary in the definition of scattering by using open covers.