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Streams and Graphs of Dynamical Systems

  • Roberto De Leo [1] ; James A. Yorke [2]
    1. [1] Howard University

      Howard University

      Estados Unidos

    2. [2] University of Maryland, College Park

      University of Maryland, College Park

      Estados Unidos

  • Localización: Qualitative theory of dynamical systems, ISSN 1575-5460, Vol. 24, Nº 1, 2025
  • Idioma: inglés
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    • While studying gradient dynamical systems, Morse introduced the idea of encoding the qualitative behavior of a dynamical system into a graph. Smale later refined Morse’s idea and extended it to Axiom-A diffeomorphisms on manifolds. In Smale’s vision, nodes are indecomposable closed invariant subsets of the non-wandering set with a dense orbit and there is an edge from node M to node N (we say that N is downstream from M) if the unstable manifold of M intersects the stable manifold of N. Since then, the decomposition of the non-wandering set was studied in many other settings, while the edges component of Smale’s construction has been often overlooked. In the same years, more sophisticated generalizations of the non-wandering set, introduced by Birkhoff in 1920s, were elaborated first by Auslander in early 1960s, by Conley in early 1970s and later by Easton and other authors. In our language, each of these generalizations involves the introduction of a closed and transitive extension of the prolongational relation, that is closed but not transitive. In the present article, we develop a theory that generalizes at the same time both these lines of research. We study the general properties of closed transitive relations (which we call streams) containing the space of orbits of a discrete-time or continuous-time semi-flow and we argue that these relations play a central role in the qualitative study of dynamical systems. All most studied concepts of recurrence currently in literature can be defined in terms of our streams. Finally, we show how to associate to each stream a graph encoding its qualitative properties. Our main general result is that each stream of a semi-flow with “compact dynamics” has a connected graph. The range of semiflows covered by our theorem goes from 1-dimensional discrete-time systems like the logistic map up to infinite-dimensional continuous-time systems like the semi-flow of quasilinear parabolic reaction–diffusion partial differential equations.

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