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Sensitivity and Chaoticity of Some Classes of Semigroup Actions
The focus of the work is the investigation of chaos and closely related dynamic properties of continuous actions of almost open
semigroups and \(C\)-semigroups. The class of dynamical systems \((S,X)\) defined by such semigroups \(S\) is denoted by \(\mathfrak{A}\).
These semigroups contain, in particular, cascades, semiflows and groups of homeomorphisms. We extend the Devaney definition of chaos to general dynamical systems. For \((S,X)\in\mathfrak{A}\) on locally compact metric spaces \(X\) with a countable base we
prove that topological transitivity and density of the set formed by points having closed orbits imply the sensitivity to initial conditions. We assume neither the compactness of metric space nor the compactness of the above-mentioned closed orbits.
In the case when the set of points having compact orbits is dense, our proof proceeds without the assumption of local compactness of the phase space \(X\). This statement generalizes the well-known result of J. Banks et al. on Devaney’s definition
of chaos for cascades.The interrelation of sensitivity, transitivity and the property of minimal sets of semigroups is investigated. Various examples are given.
期刊介绍:
Regular and Chaotic Dynamics (RCD) is an international journal publishing original research papers in dynamical systems theory and its applications. Rooted in the Moscow school of mathematics and mechanics, the journal successfully combines classical problems, modern mathematical techniques and breakthroughs in the field. Regular and Chaotic Dynamics welcomes papers that establish original results, characterized by rigorous mathematical settings and proofs, and that also address practical problems. In addition to research papers, the journal publishes review articles, historical and polemical essays, and translations of works by influential scientists of past centuries, previously unavailable in English. Along with regular issues, RCD also publishes special issues devoted to particular topics and events in the world of dynamical systems.