2011•Journal of the Mathematical Society of JapanRequires access

Denjoy-Sacksteder theory for groups of diffeomorphisms

Andrzej Biś, Gilbert Hector

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We extend the one dimensional Denjoy-Sacksteder theorems to some diffeomorphism groups of smooth compact closed n-dimensional manifolds. More precisely, we show the existence of a non trivial stabilizer for actions of “quasi-conformal groups” admitting an “exceptional” minimal set which is of “strongly decreasing type”; our results include the classical Denjoy-Sacksteder theorems.

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We extend the one dimensional Denjoy-Sacksteder theorems to some diffeomorphism groups of smooth compact closed n-dimensional manifolds. More precisely, we show the existence of a non trivial stabilizer for actions of “quasi-conformal groups” admitting an “exceptional” minimal set which is of “strongly decreasing type”; our results include the classical Denjoy-Sacksteder theorems.

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We extend the one dimensional Denjoy-Sacksteder theorems to some diffeomorphism groups of smooth compact closed n-dimensional manifolds. More precisely, we show the existence of a non trivial stabilizer for actions of “quasi-conformal groups” admitting an “exceptional” minimal set which is of “strongly decreasing type”; our results include the classical Denjoy-Sacksteder theorems.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Diffeomorphism, Pure mathematics, Conformal map, Group (periodic table), Type (biology), Set (abstract data type), Mathematical analysis

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