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Robustly invariant sets in fibre contracting bundle flows

Oliver Butterley·Carlangelo Liverani
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Abstract

We provide abstract conditions which imply the existence of a robustly invariant neighbourhood of a global section of a fibre bundle flow. We then apply such a result to the bundle flow generated by an Anosov flow when the fibre is the space of jets (which are described by local manifolds). As a consequence we obtain sets of manifolds (e.g. approximations of stable manifolds) that are left invariant, {\bf for all} negative times, by the flow and its small perturbations. Finally, we show that the latter result can be used to easily fix a mistake recently uncovered in the paper {\em Smooth Anosov flows: correlation spectra and stability}, \cite{BuL}, by the present authors.

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Oliver Butterley, Carlangelo Liverani. 2013-08-06. Robustly invariant sets in fibre contracting bundle flows. https://arxiv.org/abs/1210.3791

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