New examples of S-unimodal maps with a sigma-finite absolutely continuous invariant measure
Jawad Al-Khal, Henk Bruin, Michael Jakobson
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Jawad Al-Khal, Henk Bruin, Michael Jakobson
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We combine the technique of inducing with a method of Johnson boxes and construct new examples of S-unimodal maps $\varphi$ which do not have a finite absolutely continuous invariant measure, but do have a $\sigma$-finite one which is infinite on every non-trivial interval. We prove the following dichotomy. Every absolutely continuous invariant measure is either $\sigma$-finite, or else it is infinite on every set of positive Lebesgue measure.
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We combine the technique of inducing with a method of Johnson boxes and construct new examples of S-unimodal maps $\varphi$ which do not have a finite absolutely continuous invariant measure, but do have a $\sigma$-finite one which is infinite on every non-trivial interval. We prove the following dichotomy. Every absolutely continuous invariant measure is either $\sigma$-finite, or else it is infinite on every set of positive Lebesgue measure.
Key concepts: Absolute continuity, Lebesgue measure, Mathematics, Invariant measure, Measure (data warehouse), Invariant (physics), Sigma, Pure mathematics