Lipschitz sub-actions for locally maximal hyperbolic sets of a $C^1$ flow

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Autores principales: Su, Xifeng, Thieullen, Philippe
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Publicado: 2022
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author Su, Xifeng
Thieullen, Philippe
author_facet Su, Xifeng
Thieullen, Philippe
contents Livšic theorem for flows asserts that a Lipschitz observable that has zero mean average along every periodic orbit is necessarily a coboundary, that is the Lie derivative of a Lipschitz function smooth along the flow direction. The positive Livšic theorem bounds from below the observable by such a coboundary as soon as the mean average along every periodic orbit is non negative. Previous proofs give a Hölder coboundary. Assuming that the dynamics is given by a locally maximal hyperbolic flow, we show that the coboundary can be Lipschitz. We introduce a new tool: the Lax-Oleinik semigroup, inspired by Fathi's weak KAM theory.
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spellingShingle Lipschitz sub-actions for locally maximal hyperbolic sets of a $C^1$ flow
Su, Xifeng
Thieullen, Philippe
Dynamical Systems
Optimization and Control
Livšic theorem for flows asserts that a Lipschitz observable that has zero mean average along every periodic orbit is necessarily a coboundary, that is the Lie derivative of a Lipschitz function smooth along the flow direction. The positive Livšic theorem bounds from below the observable by such a coboundary as soon as the mean average along every periodic orbit is non negative. Previous proofs give a Hölder coboundary. Assuming that the dynamics is given by a locally maximal hyperbolic flow, we show that the coboundary can be Lipschitz. We introduce a new tool: the Lax-Oleinik semigroup, inspired by Fathi's weak KAM theory.
title Lipschitz sub-actions for locally maximal hyperbolic sets of a $C^1$ flow
topic Dynamical Systems
Optimization and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2205.10135