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In this paper, we discuss that if a diffeomorphisms has theC1-stably ergodic
shadowing property in a closed set, then it is a hyperbolic elementary set. Moreover,
C1-generically: if a diffeomorphism has the ergodic shadowing property in a locally
maximal closed set, then it is a hyperbolic basic set.
MSC: 34D30; 37C20
Keywords: ergodic shadowing; shadowing; locally maximal; generic; Anosov
1 Introduction
LetMbe a closedC∞ manifold, and letDiff(M) be the space of diffeomorphisms ofM endowed with theC-topology. Denote bydthe distance onMinduced from a
Rieman-nian metric · on the tangent bundleTM. Let f ∈Diff(M). Forδ> , a sequence of ing property. The shadowing property usually plays an important role in the investiga-tion of stability theory and ergodic theory. For instance, Sakai [] proved that iff has the C-robustly shadowing property, thenf is structurally stable. Now we introduce the
no-tion of the ergodic shadowing property which was introduced and studied by []. Lee has shown in [] that iff belongs to theC-interior of the set of all diffeomorphisms
having the ergodic shadowing property, then it is structurally stable diffeomorphisms. In [], Lee showed that iff is local star condition and has the ergodic shadowing property on the homoclinic class, then it is hyperbolic. For anyδ> , a sequenceξ ={xi}i∈Zis a
Here#Ais the number of elements of the setA. We say thatf has theergodic shadowing propertyin(orf| hasergodic shadowing) if for any> , there is aδ> such that
everyδ-ergodic pseudo orbitξ ={xi}i∈Z⊂off there is a pointz∈such that, for
Ns+
Note thatf has the ergodic shadowing property onandf has the ergodic shadowing property inare different notions. That is, the shadowing point is inMor. In the first notion, the shadowing point is inM. In the second notion, the shadowing point is in. In this paper we consider the latter case.
We say thatislocally maximalif there is a compact neighborhoodUofsuch that
n∈Z
fn(U) =f(U) =.
Now, we introduce the notion of theC-stably ergodic shadowing property in a closed set.
Definition . Letbe a closedf-invariant set. We say thatf has theC-stably ergodic
shadowing propertyinif
We say thatishyperbolicif the tangent bundleTMhas aDf-invariant splittingEs⊕
Euand there exist constantsC> and <λ< such that elementary set) iff| is transitive (resp. mixing) and locally maximal. Note that ifis
hyperbolic, then we can easily show that there is a periodic point such that the orbit of the periodic point is dense in the set. Then we get the following.
Theorem .[, Theorem .] Letbe a closed f -invariant set.If f has the C-stably ergodic shadowing property in,then it is a hyperbolic elementary set.
Corollary . If f belongs to the C-interior of the set of all diffeomorphisms having the
ergodic shadowing property,then it is transitive Anosov.
We say that a subsetG⊂Diff(M) isresidualifGcontains the intersection of a countable family of open and dense subsets ofDiff(M); in this caseGis dense inDiff(M). A property P is said to beC-genericif P holds for all diffeomorphisms which belong to some residual
subset ofDiff(M). We use the terminology ‘forC-genericf’ to express ‘there is a residual
Recently, Ahnet al.[] have given a partial answer which isC-generically: if a locally
maximal homoclinic class is shadowing, then it is hyperbolic. Lee has shown in [] that C-generically: iff has the limit shadowing property on the homoclinic class, then it is
hyperbolic. Inspired by this, we consider thatC-generically:fhas the ergodic shadowing property in a locally maximal closed set. Then we have the following.
Theorem . For C-generic f,if f has the ergodic shadowing property in a locally maxi-mal closed set,then it is a hyperbolic elementary set.Moreover,C-generically:if f has
the ergodic shadowing property,then it is transitive Anosov.
2 Proof of Theorem 1.4
LetP(f) be the set of periodic points off. Iff|is transitive, then everyp∈∩P(f) is
saddle, that is, there is no eigenvalues ofDpfπ(p)with modulus equal to , at least one of them is greater than , at least one of them is smaller than , whereπ(p) is the minimum period ofp.
Lemma .[, Corollary .] If f has the ergodic shadowing property in,then f| is
mixing.
By Lemma .,f has the ergodic shadowing property in, thenf|is mixing, and so
f|is transitive. Thusp∈∩P(f) is neither a sink nor a source.
Lemma .[, Lemma .] If f has the ergodic shadowing property in,then f has a finite shadowing property in.
We say thatf has thefinite shadowing propertyonif for any> there isδ> such that, for any finiteδ-pseudo orbit{x,x, . . . ,xn} ⊂, there isy∈Msuch thatd(fi(y),xi) <
for all ≤i<n. In [, Lemma ..], Pilyugin showed thatf has a finite shadowing shad-owing property on, thenf has the shadowing property on.
Lemma . Let f have the ergodic shadowing inandbe locally maximal in U.Then the shadowing point taken from.
Proof Letf have the ergodic shadowing property in, and letU be a locally maximal of. For any> , letδ> be the number of the ergodic shadowing property off. Take a sequenceγ ={xi}ni=(n≥) such thatγ is aδ-pseudo orbit off andγ ⊂. As in the proof of [, Lemma .], there is aδ-pseudo orbitη={xi}
i=nsuch thatη⊂. Then we set
ξ ={. . . ,γ,η,γ,η, . . .}is aδ-ergodic pseudo orbit off. Clear thatξ ⊂. Sincef has the ergodic shadowing property in,ξ can be ergodic shadowed by some pointy∈. By Lemma ., there isγ ∈ξ such thatd(fi(y),xi) <for ≤i≤n– . By [, Lemma ..],f has the shadowing property on. Sinceis locally maximal inU, the shadowing point
y∈.
Letp∈P(f) be a hyperbolic saddle with periodπ(p) > . Then there are the local stable manifoldWs
(p) and the local unstable manifoldWu(p) ofpfor some=(p) > . It is
easily seen that ifd(fn(x),fn(p))≤for alln≥, thenx∈Ws
(p), and ifd(fn(x),fn(p))≤
for alln≤, thenx∈Wu
defined as following. It is well known that if pis a hyperbolic periodic point of f with periodk, then the sets
Ws(p) =x∈M:fkn(x)→pasn→ ∞ and
Wu(p) =x∈M:f–kn(x)→pasn→ ∞
areC-injectively immersed submanifolds ofM.
Lemma . Let p,q∈P(f)be hyperbolic saddles.If f has the ergodic shadowing property in a closed set,then Ws(p)∩Wu(q)=∅,and Wu(p)∩Ws(q)=∅.
Proof Letp,q∈P(f) be hyperbolic saddles, and letU be a locally maximal neighbor-hood of. Suppose thatf has the ergodic shadowing property in a locally maximal. Since p and q are hyperbolic, there are (p) > and (q) > as in the above. Take
=min{(p),(q)}/ and let <δ≤ be the number of the ergodic shadowing property off. For simplicity, we may assume thatf(p) =pandf(q) =q. Sincefhas the ergodic shad-owing property in,f|is chain transitive. Then we can construct a finiteδ-pseudo orbit
formptoqas follows:x=p,xn=q(n≥), andd(f(xi),xi+) <δfor all <i<n– . Put
(i)x–i=f–i(p), for alli≤, and (ii)xn+i=fi(q) for alli≥. Then we have the sequence
ξ ={xi}i∈Z={. . . ,p,x,x, . . . ,xn,xn+, . . .}. It is clearly aδ-ergodic pseudo orbit off. Since
f has the ergodic shadowing property inand locally maximal, by Lemma .,f has the finite shadowing property onand so, by [, Lemma ..],f has the shadowing property in. By the shadowing property in, we can show thatOrb(y)⊂Wu(p)∩Ws(q), and so
Wu(p)∩Ws(q)=∅. The other case is similar.
A diffeomorphismf isKupka-Smaleif their periodic points off are hyperbolic and if p,q∈P(f), thenWs(p) is transversal toWu(q). Then it isC-residual inDiff(M). Denote
byKS(M) the set of all Kupka-Smale diffeomorphisms. The following was proved by [].
Lemma .[, Lemma .] Letbe locally maximal in U,and letU(f)be given.If for any g∈U(f),p∈g(U)∩P(g)is not hyperbolic,then there is g∈U(f)such that g has
two hyperbolic periodic points p,q∈g(U)with different indices.
Denote byF(M) the set off ∈Diff(M) such that there is aCneighborhoodU(f) of
f such that, for anyg∈U(f), everyp∈P(g) is hyperbolic. In [], Hayashi proved that f ∈F(M) if and only iff satisfies both Axiom A and the no-cycle condition. We say that f isthe local star condition diffeomorphismif there exist aC-neighborhoodU(f) and a neighborhoodUofsuch that, for anyg∈U(f), everyp∈g(U)∩P(g) is hyperbolic (see []). Denote byF() the set of all local star diffeomorphisms. Note that there are aC-neighborhoodU(f) and a neighborhoodUofpsuch that, for allg∈U(f), there is a
unique hyperbolic periodic pointpg∈Uofg with the same period aspandindex(pg) =
index(p). Hereindex(p) =dimEs
p, and the pointpgis called thecontinuationofp.
Lemma .[, Lemma .] There is a residual setG⊂Diff(M)such that,for any f∈G,
Lemma . There is a residual set G⊂Diff(M)such that,for any f ∈G,if f has the
ergodic shadowing property in a locally maximal,then for any p,q∈∩P(f)
index(p) =index(q).
Proof Letf ∈G=G∩KS(M), and letp,q∈∩P(f) be hyperbolic saddles. Suppose
thatf has the ergodic shadowing property in a locally maximal. Then by Lemma . Ws(p)∩Wu(q)=∅andWu(p)∩Ws(q)=∅. Sincef∈G,Ws(p)Wu(q)=∅andWu(p)
Ws(q)=∅. This means thatp∼qand soindex(p) =index(q).
Letpbe a periodic point off. For <δ< , we say thatphas aδ-weak eigenvalueif Dfπ(p)(p) has an eigenvalueλsuch that ( –δ)π(p)<|λ|< ( +δ)π(p). We say that a periodic
point has areal spectrumif all of its eigenvalues are real and simple spectrumif all its eigenvalues have multiplicity one. Denote byPh(f) the set of all hyperbolic periodic points off.
Lemma .[, Lemma .] There is a residual setG⊂Diff(M)such that,for any f∈G:
• For anyδ> ,if for anyC-neighborhoodU(f)off there existg∈U(f)andpg∈Ph(g)
with aδ-weak eigenvalue,then there isp∈Ph(f)with aδ-weak eigenvalue.
• For anyδ> ,ifq∈Ph(f)with aδ-weak eigenvalue and a real spectrum,then there is p∈Ph(f)with aδ-weak eigenvalue with a simple real spectrum.
Lemma . There is a residual setG⊂Diff(M)such that,for any f ∈G,if f has the
ergodic shadowing property in a locally maximal,then there existsη> such that,for any q∈∩Ph(f),q has noη-weak eigenvalues.
Proof Letf ∈G=G∩Ghave the ergodic shadowing property in a locally maximal.
We will derive a contradiction. Suppose that, for anyη> , there isq∈∩Ph(f) such that qhas anη-weak eigenvalue. By Franks’ lemma, there isg C-close tof such thatpis not
hyperbolic. By Franks’ lemma and Lemma ., there ish C-nearbyg andC-close tof
such thathhas tow hyperbolic periodic pointsqh,γhwith different indices. Sincef ∈G,
and it is locally maximal, by Lemma .f has two hyperbolic periodic pointsq,γ in. Sincef has the ergodic shadowing property in, this is a contradiction by Lemma ..
Proposition . There is a residual setG⊂Diff(M)such that,for any f ∈G,if f has
the ergodic shadowing property in,then f ∈F().
Proof Letf ∈Ghave the ergodic shadowing property in a locally maximal. Suppose by
contradiction thatf ∈/F(). Then there areg C-close tof andq∈P(g) such thatqhas a η-weak eigenvalue. Then by Lemma ., we get a contradiction. Thusf ∈F().
Proposition .[, Proposition A] Let f ∈G,and letbe locally maximal.If f has
the ergodic shadowing property in,then there are m> ,C≥andλ∈(, )such that, for any p∈∩P(f)withπ(q) >m,we have
π(p)–
i=
π(p)–
i=
Dfm|Es(fmi(x))≤Cλπ(p) and Dfm|Es(x)·Df–m|Eu(fm(x))≤λ,
whereπ(p)is the period of p.
Remark . By Pugh’s closing lemma, there is a residual setG⊂Diff(M) such that, for
anyf ∈G, iff|is transitive, then there is a periodic orbitpnsuch thatOrb(pn)→in
Hausdorff metric.
Lemma .[, Theorem .] There is residual setG⊂Diff(M)such that,for any f ∈G,
for any ergodic measureμof f,there is a sequence of the periodic point pnsuch thatμpn→μ in weak∗topology andOrb(pn)→Supp(μ)in Hausdorff metric.
The following was proved by Mañé []. Denote byM(f|) the set of invariant
proba-bilities on the Borelσ-algebra ofendowed with the weak∗topology.
Lemma . Let⊂M be a closed f -invariant set of f and E⊂TM be a continuous
invariant subbundle.If there is m> such that
logDfm|Edμ<
for every ergodicμ∈M(fm|
),then E is contracting.
Proof of Theorem. Letf ∈G∩G∩Ghave the ergodic shadowing property in a
lo-cally maximal. Then by Proposition ., we know thatadmits a dominated split-tingTM=E⊕F. Sincef has the ergodic shadowing property in, by Lemma .,
Re-mark ., and Lemma ., there is a sequence of periodic points such thatOrb(pn)→
Supp(μ) =in the Hausdorff metric. By Proposition ., we have Dfm|Edμ= lim
n→∞ Df
m|
Edμpn< .
By Lemma .,Eis contracting. Similarly, we can show thatFis expanding.
Corollary . For C-generic f,if f has the ergodic shadowing property,then f is transitive
Anosov.
Competing interests
The author declares that they have no competing interests.
Acknowledgements
This work is supported by Basic Science Research Program through the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) funded by the Ministry of Science, ICT & Future Planning (No. 2014R1A1A1A05002124).
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