2019The Journal of Difference Equations and ApplicationsRequires access

Recurrence in non-autonomous dynamical systems

Jakub Cavro

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We consider a sequence f1,∞={f1,f2,f3,…} of continuous maps on a compact metric space X uniformly converging to a function f. This sequence forms a non-autonomous discrete dynamical system. In such case, the set of omega-limit points is invariant with respect to the limit function f. Here we give negative answer to questions whether the sets of recurrent points and non-wandering points are also invariant. We also discuss the relation of the set of recurrent points of f1,∞ and its limit function f.

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We consider a sequence f1,∞={f1,f2,f3,…} of continuous maps on a compact metric space X uniformly converging to a function f. This sequence forms a non-autonomous discrete dynamical system. In such case, the set of omega-limit points is invariant with respect to the limit function f. Here we give negative answer to questions whether the sets of recurrent points and non-wandering points are also invariant. We also discuss the relation of the set of recurrent points of f1,∞ and its limit function f.

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We consider a sequence f1,∞={f1,f2,f3,…} of continuous maps on a compact metric space X uniformly converging to a function f. This sequence forms a non-autonomous discrete dynamical system. In such case, the set of omega-limit points is invariant with respect to the limit function f. Here we give negative answer to questions whether the sets of recurrent points and non-wandering points are also invariant. We also discuss the relation of the set of recurrent points of f1,∞ and its limit function f.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Limit set, Invariant (physics), Limit point, Dynamical systems theory, Limit (mathematics), Metric space, Limit of a sequence

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