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The d -Shadowing Property and Average Shadowing Property for Iterated Function Systems

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  • Jie Jiang
  • Lidong Wang
  • Yingcui Zhao

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In this paper, we introduce the definitions of - shadowing property, - shadowing property, topological ergodicity, and strong ergodicity of iterated function systems . Then, we show the following: if has the - shadowing property (respectively, - shadowing property), then has the - shadowing property (respectively, - shadowing property) for any ; if has the - shadowing property (respectively, - shadowing property) for some , then has the - shadowing property (respectively, - shadowing property); if has the - shadowing property or - shadowing property, and or is surjective, then is chain mixing; let be open maps. For with the - shadowing property (respectively, - shadowing property), if is dense in X , and s is a minimal point of or for any , then is strongly ergodic, and hence, is strongly ergodic; and for with the average shadowing property, if is dense in X , and s is a quasi-weakly almost periodic point of or for any , then is ergodic.

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  • Jie Jiang & Lidong Wang & Yingcui Zhao, 2020. "The d -Shadowing Property and Average Shadowing Property for Iterated Function Systems," Complexity, Hindawi, vol. 2020, pages 1-9, April.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:complx:4374508
    DOI: 10.1155/2020/4374508
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