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Notes on a study of vector bundle dynamical systems (II)—Part 1

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The study of linear and global properties of linear dynamical systems on vector bundles appeared rather extensive already in the past. Presently we propose to study perturbations of this linear dynamics. The perturbed dynamical system which we shall consider is no longer linear, while the properties to be studied will be still global in general. Moreover, we are intersted in the nonuniformly hyperbolic properties. In this paper, we set an appropriate definition for such perturbations. Though it appears somewhat not quite usual, yet has deeper root in standard systems of differential equations in the theory of differentiable dynamical systems. The general problem is to see which property of the original given by the dynamical system is persistent when a perturbation takes place. The whole content of the paper is devoted to establishing a theorem of this sort.

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Shantao, L. Notes on a study of vector bundle dynamical systems (II)—Part 1. Appl Math Mech 17, 805–818 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00127180

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