34 pages, 4 figuresInternational audienceWe consider finitely generated groups of real-analytic circle diffeomorphisms. We show that if such a group admits an exceptional minimal set (i.e., a minimal invariant Cantor set), then its Lebesgue measure is zero; moreover, there are only finitely many orbits of connected components of its complement. For the case of minimal actions, we show that if the underlying group is (algebraically) free, then the action is ergodic with respect to the Lebesgue measure. This provides first answers to questions due to É. Ghys, G. Hector and D. Sullivan
35 pages, 5 figuresFollowing the recent advances in the study of groups of circle diffeomorphisms, w...
In this paper we study the question of which countable amenable ergodic equivalence relations can be...
In the first part of this work we have established an efficient method to obtain a topological class...
International audienceThis work is devoted to the study of minimal, smooth actions of finitely gener...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceIn the first part of this work we have established an efficient method to obta...
35 pages, 5 figuresFollowing the recent advances in the study of groups of circle diffeomorphisms, w...
35 pages, 5 figuresFollowing the recent advances in the study of groups of circle diffeomorphisms, w...
35 pages, 5 figuresFollowing the recent advances in the study of groups of circle diffeomorphisms, w...
35 pages, 5 figuresFollowing the recent advances in the study of groups of circle diffeomorphisms, w...
In this paper we study the question of which countable amenable ergodic equivalence relations can be...
In the first part of this work we have established an efficient method to obtain a topological class...
International audienceThis work is devoted to the study of minimal, smooth actions of finitely gener...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceThis article is inspired by two milestones in the study of non-minimal group a...
International audienceIn the first part of this work we have established an efficient method to obta...
35 pages, 5 figuresFollowing the recent advances in the study of groups of circle diffeomorphisms, w...
35 pages, 5 figuresFollowing the recent advances in the study of groups of circle diffeomorphisms, w...
35 pages, 5 figuresFollowing the recent advances in the study of groups of circle diffeomorphisms, w...
35 pages, 5 figuresFollowing the recent advances in the study of groups of circle diffeomorphisms, w...
In this paper we study the question of which countable amenable ergodic equivalence relations can be...
In the first part of this work we have established an efficient method to obtain a topological class...