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Kendry J. Vivas

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arXiv2024

Contributions to the Theory of Asymptotically Sectional Hyperbolic Flows

In this paper, we make several contributions to the theory of asymptotically sectional-hyperbolic (ASH) flows. First, we prove that every star ASH attractor for a $C^2$ vector field is, in fact, sectional-hyperbolic (SH). Second, we establish that all ASH attractors exhibit the property of entropy flexibility. Additionally, we show that any ASH attractor for three-dimensional vector fields is entropy-expansive and admits periodic orbits. Finally, we provide a lower bound for the growth rate of periodic orbits in an ASH attractor.

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arXiv2024

Non-uniform hyperbolicity of maps on $\mathbb{T}^2$

In this paper we prove that the homotopy class of non-homothety linear endomorphisms on $\mathbb{T}^2$ with determinant greater than 2 contains a $C^1$ open set of non-uniformly hyperbolic endomorphisms. Furthermore, we prove that the homotopy class of non-hyperbolic elements (having either $1$ or $-1$ as an eigenvalue) whose degree is large enough contains non-uniformly hyperbolic endomorphisms that are also $C^2$ stably ergodic. These results provide partial answers to certain questions posed in arXiv:2206.08295v2

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arXiv2022

On Chaotic Behavior of ASH Attractors

The asymptotic sectional hyperbolicity is a weak notion of hyperbolicity that extends properly the sectional-hyperbolicity and includes the Rovella attractor as a archetypal example. The main feature of this definition is the existence of arbitrarily large hyperbolic times for points outside the stable manifolds of the singularities. In this paper we will prove that any attractor associated to a $C^1$ vector field $X$ on a three-dimensional manifold satisfying this kind of hyperbolicity is rescaling-expansive and presents sensitiveness respect to initial conditions.

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