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Lipschitz and hölder shadowing and structural stability. / Pilyugin, Sergei Yu; Sakai, Kazuhiro.

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Pilyugin, Sergei Yu ; Sakai, Kazuhiro. / Lipschitz and hölder shadowing and structural stability. In: Lecture Notes in Mathematics. 2017 ; Vol. 2193. pp. 37-124.

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abstract = "In this chapter, we give either complete proofs or schemes of proof of the following main results: • If a diffeomorphism f of a smooth closed manifold has the Lipschitz shadowing property, then f is structurally stable (Theorem 2.3.1); • a diffeomorphism f has the Lipschitz periodic shadowing property if and only if f is Ω-stable (Theorem 2.4.1); • if a diffeomorphism f of class C2 has the H{\"o}lder shadowing property on finite intervals with constants L;C; d0; θ; ω, where θ ϵ (.1/2, 1) and θ+ω > 1, then f is structurally stable (Theorem 2.5.1); • there exists a homeomorphism of the interval that has the Lipschitz shadowing property and a nonisolated fixed point (Theorem 2.6.1); • if a vector field X has the Lipschitz shadowing property, then X is structurally stable (Theorem 2.7.1).",
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