International audienceWe study the rigidity problem for periodic orbits of (continuous) graph maps belonging to the same homotopy equivalence class. Since the underlying spaces are not necessarily homeomorphic, we define a new notion of pattern which enables us to compare periodic orbits of self-maps of homotopyequivalent spaces. This definition unifies the known notions of pattern for other spaces. The two main results of the paper are: given a free group endomorphism, we study the persistence under homotopy of the periodic orbits of its topological representatives, and in the irreducible case, we prove the minimality (within the homotopy class) of the set of periodic orbits of its efficient representatives
Let G be a graph and f be a continuous self-map on G. We present new and known results (from another...
AbstractThis paper surveys applications of low-dimensional topology to the study of the dynamics of ...
It has recently been proved by Golubitsky and coworkers that in any network of coupled dynamical sys...
International audienceWe study the rigidity problem for periodic orbits of (continuous) graph maps b...
International audienceWe study the rigidity problem for periodic orbits of (continuous) graph maps b...
International audienceWe study the rigidity problem for periodic orbits of (continuous) graph maps b...
International audienceWe study the rigidity problem for periodic orbits of (continuous) graph maps b...
International audienceWe study the rigidity problem for periodic orbits of (continuous) graph maps b...
We define the type of a periodic orbit of a graph map. We consider the class of ‘train-track’ repres...
AbstractThis paper surveys applications of low-dimensional topology to the study of the dynamics of ...
AbstractWe define a notion of pattern for finite invariant sets of continuous maps of finite trees. ...
AbstractWe define a notion of pattern for finite invariant sets of continuous maps of finite trees. ...
For a certain type of discrete-time nonlinear consensus dynamics, asymptotically stable periodic orb...
For a certain type of discrete-time nonlinear consensus dynamics, asymptotically stable periodic orb...
AbstractIn this paper we show that any graph map without periodic points has only one minimal set. W...
Let G be a graph and f be a continuous self-map on G. We present new and known results (from another...
AbstractThis paper surveys applications of low-dimensional topology to the study of the dynamics of ...
It has recently been proved by Golubitsky and coworkers that in any network of coupled dynamical sys...
International audienceWe study the rigidity problem for periodic orbits of (continuous) graph maps b...
International audienceWe study the rigidity problem for periodic orbits of (continuous) graph maps b...
International audienceWe study the rigidity problem for periodic orbits of (continuous) graph maps b...
International audienceWe study the rigidity problem for periodic orbits of (continuous) graph maps b...
International audienceWe study the rigidity problem for periodic orbits of (continuous) graph maps b...
We define the type of a periodic orbit of a graph map. We consider the class of ‘train-track’ repres...
AbstractThis paper surveys applications of low-dimensional topology to the study of the dynamics of ...
AbstractWe define a notion of pattern for finite invariant sets of continuous maps of finite trees. ...
AbstractWe define a notion of pattern for finite invariant sets of continuous maps of finite trees. ...
For a certain type of discrete-time nonlinear consensus dynamics, asymptotically stable periodic orb...
For a certain type of discrete-time nonlinear consensus dynamics, asymptotically stable periodic orb...
AbstractIn this paper we show that any graph map without periodic points has only one minimal set. W...
Let G be a graph and f be a continuous self-map on G. We present new and known results (from another...
AbstractThis paper surveys applications of low-dimensional topology to the study of the dynamics of ...
It has recently been proved by Golubitsky and coworkers that in any network of coupled dynamical sys...