We study Anosov diffeomorphisms on surfaces with small holes. The points that are mapped into the holes disappear and never return. In our previous paper [6] we proved the existence of a conditionally invariant measure ¯+ . Here we show that the iterations of any initially smooth measure, after renormalization, converge to ¯+ . We construct the related invariant measure on the repeller and prove that it is ergodic and K-mixing. We prove the escape rate formula, relating the escape rate to the positive Lyapunov exponent and the entropy. AMS classification numbers: 58F12, 58F15, 58F11 Keywords: Repellers, chaotic scattering theory, escape rates. 1 Introduction A pictorial model of a chaotic dynamical system with holes (also known as open dy...
We consider dynamical systems on domains that are not invariant under the dynamics—for example, a sy...
International audienceWe continue our study of the dynamics of mappings with small topological degre...
International audienceWe continue our study of the dynamics of mappings with small topological degre...
We study two classes of dynamical systems with holes: expanding maps of the interval and Collet-Eckm...
We study two classes of dynamical systems with holes: expanding maps of the interval and Collet-Eckm...
We study the relation between escape rates and pressure in general dynamical systems with holes, whe...
We study the relation between escape rates and pressure in general dynamical systems with holes, whe...
We study two classes of dynamical systems with holes: expanding maps of the interval and ColletE...
We study the relation between escape rates and pressure in general dynamical systems with holes, whe...
We study the relation between escape rates and pressure in general dynamical systems with holes, whe...
We study the relation between escape rates and pressure in general dynamical systems with holes, whe...
. The purpose of the paper is to present some simple examples that are hyperbolic everywhere except ...
We consider dynamical systems on domains that are not invariant under the dynamics—for example, a sy...
We consider dynamical systems on domains that are not invariant under the dynamics—for example, a sy...
Abstract. We study a class of open chaotic dynamical systems. Consider an expanding map of an interv...
We consider dynamical systems on domains that are not invariant under the dynamics—for example, a sy...
International audienceWe continue our study of the dynamics of mappings with small topological degre...
International audienceWe continue our study of the dynamics of mappings with small topological degre...
We study two classes of dynamical systems with holes: expanding maps of the interval and Collet-Eckm...
We study two classes of dynamical systems with holes: expanding maps of the interval and Collet-Eckm...
We study the relation between escape rates and pressure in general dynamical systems with holes, whe...
We study the relation between escape rates and pressure in general dynamical systems with holes, whe...
We study two classes of dynamical systems with holes: expanding maps of the interval and ColletE...
We study the relation between escape rates and pressure in general dynamical systems with holes, whe...
We study the relation between escape rates and pressure in general dynamical systems with holes, whe...
We study the relation between escape rates and pressure in general dynamical systems with holes, whe...
. The purpose of the paper is to present some simple examples that are hyperbolic everywhere except ...
We consider dynamical systems on domains that are not invariant under the dynamics—for example, a sy...
We consider dynamical systems on domains that are not invariant under the dynamics—for example, a sy...
Abstract. We study a class of open chaotic dynamical systems. Consider an expanding map of an interv...
We consider dynamical systems on domains that are not invariant under the dynamics—for example, a sy...
International audienceWe continue our study of the dynamics of mappings with small topological degre...
International audienceWe continue our study of the dynamics of mappings with small topological degre...