We showed in [G. H], if f is a Cr-topologically mixing map of the circle (r ≥0),then its rotation set will be non-trivial. But this statement is only satisfied for generic(open and dense) subset of all Cr-topological...We showed in [G. H], if f is a Cr-topologically mixing map of the circle (r ≥0),then its rotation set will be non-trivial. But this statement is only satisfied for generic(open and dense) subset of all Cr-topologically mixing maps of the circle (r≥0). Here,we present another proof of the above statement. Moreover, we introduce a topologicallymixing map of the circle with trivial rotation set.展开更多
文摘We showed in [G. H], if f is a Cr-topologically mixing map of the circle (r ≥0),then its rotation set will be non-trivial. But this statement is only satisfied for generic(open and dense) subset of all Cr-topologically mixing maps of the circle (r≥0). Here,we present another proof of the above statement. Moreover, we introduce a topologicallymixing map of the circle with trivial rotation set.
