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Zhang Hangyue

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Variation of Physical Measures in Nontrivial Mixed Partially Hyperbolic Systems

We construct a smooth nontrivial mixed partially hyperbolic system and explicitly identify its skeleton. This example shares characteristics with the classical examples. Moreover, the support of each physical measure contains three fixed points with mutually distinct unstable indices. By appropriately perturbing the skeleton, we provide an example where the number of physical measures varies upper semi-continuously. The general framework of mixed partially hyperbolic systems has been studied in theorem.

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Finiteness and Geometric structure of $c$-$cu$-States with Maximal $u$-Entropy

In a $c$-mixed system, we study $c$-$cu$-states, which capture the structural characteristics of physical measures (in similar systems), having maximum $u$-entropy. It is shown that the maximum number of $c$-$cu$-states with pairwise distinct supports is finite, and Proposition~\ref{pro.con} is provided to construct such systems. Using a modified version of Smale's method \cite{Smale}, we explicitly construct a \( C^{\infty} \) diffeomorphism \( f \) on \( \mathbb{T}^4 \) with a partially hyperbolic splitting: \[ F^{uu} \oplus_{\succ} F^{cu} \oplus_{\succ} (F^{cs} \oplus_{\succ} F^{ss}), \] such that \( f \) has a mixed center (or \( c \)-mixed center), \( F^{cu} \) is not uniformly expanding, and \( F^{cs} \oplus F^{ss} \) is not uniformly contracting. The method can be used to modify the product maps of linear Anosov skew products and linear Anosov systems, such that the modified map has a mixed center (or \( c \)-mixed center) and is a skew product of linear Anosov skew product. This provides concrete examples to illustrate how the physical measure changes in a semicontinuous manner across the system when the corresponding \( E^{cu} \) is non-uniformly expanding and the corresponding \( E^{cs} \) is non-uniformly contracting. The study of physical measures in similar systems can be found in the literature \cite{ref7, CM}.

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