参数为 $$L^p$$ 的线性均质微分方程的简单 Lyapunov 谱

Dinis Amaro, Mário Bessa, Helder Vilarinho
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在本文中,我们证明就类似于 L^p\ 的拓扑结构而言,与线性连续时间循环相关的 Lyapunov 指数(\Phi :\由二阶线性均质微分方程 \(\ddot{x}+\alpha (\varphi ^t(\omega ))\dot{x}+\beta (\varphi ^t(\omega ))x=0\) 引起的Lyapunov指数几乎处处不同。\(α ,\beta \) 的系数沿着 \(\varphi ^t\)-orbit 为 \(\omega \in M\) 演变,并且 \(\varphi ^t: M\rightarrow M\) 是定义在概率空间上的遍历流。我们还得到了无摩擦方程 \(\ddot{x}+\beta (\varphi ^t(\omega ))x=0\) 和薛定谔方程 \(\ddot{x}+(E-Q(\varphi ^t(\omega )))x=0\) 的相应版本,诱导出一个循环 \(\Phi :\times M\rightarrow {{\,\textrm{SL}\,}}(2,\mathbb {R})\).
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Simple Lyapunov spectrum for linear homogeneous differential equations with $$L^p$$ parameters

Simple Lyapunov spectrum for linear homogeneous differential equations with $$L^p$$ parameters

In the present paper we prove that densely, with respect to an \(L^p\)-like topology, the Lyapunov exponents associated to linear continuous-time cocycles \(\Phi :\mathbb {R}\times M\rightarrow {{\,\textrm{GL}\,}}(2,\mathbb {R})\) induced by second order linear homogeneous differential equations \(\ddot{x}+\alpha (\varphi ^t(\omega ))\dot{x}+\beta (\varphi ^t(\omega ))x=0\) are almost everywhere distinct. The coefficients \(\alpha ,\beta \) evolve along the \(\varphi ^t\)-orbit for \(\omega \in M\) and \(\varphi ^t: M\rightarrow M\) is an ergodic flow defined on a probability space. We also obtain the corresponding version for the frictionless equation \(\ddot{x}+\beta (\varphi ^t(\omega ))x=0\) and for a Schrödinger equation \(\ddot{x}+(E-Q(\varphi ^t(\omega )))x=0\), inducing a cocycle \(\Phi :\mathbb {R}\times M\rightarrow {{\,\textrm{SL}\,}}(2,\mathbb {R})\).

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