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Hausdorff dimension for horseshoes

Heather McCluskey, Anthony Manning

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Abstract We shall measure how thick a basic set of a C1 axiom A diffeomorphism of a surface is by the Hausdorff dimension of its intersection with an unstable manifold. This depends continuously on the diffeomorphism. Generically a C2 diffeomorphism has attractors whose Hausdorff dimension is not approximated by the dimension of its ergodic measures.

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Abstract We shall measure how thick a basic set of a C1 axiom A diffeomorphism of a surface is by the Hausdorff dimension of its intersection with an unstable manifold. This depends continuously on the diffeomorphism. Generically a C2 diffeomorphism has attractors whose Hausdorff dimension is not approximated by the dimension of its ergodic measures.

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Abstract We shall measure how thick a basic set of a C1 axiom A diffeomorphism of a surface is by the Hausdorff dimension of its intersection with an unstable manifold. This depends continuously on the diffeomorphism. Generically a C2 diffeomorphism has attractors whose Hausdorff dimension is not approximated by the dimension of its ergodic measures.

Key concepts: Diffeomorphism, Mathematics, Hausdorff dimension, Hausdorff measure, Effective dimension, Dimension function, Ergodic theory, Intersection (aeronautics)

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