Uniform bounds for diffeomorphisms of the torus and a conjecture of P. Boyland

Abstract

We consider C1+ε diffeomorphisms of the torus, denoted f, homotopic to the identity and whose rotation sets have interior. We give some uniform bounds on the displacement of points in the plane under iterates of a lift of f, relative to vectors in the boundary of the rotation set and we use these estimates in order to prove that if such a diffeomorphism f preserves area, then the rotation vector of the area measure is an interior point of the rotation set. This settles a strong version of a conjecture proposed by P. Boyland. We also present some new results on the realization of extremal points of the rotation set by compact f-invariant subsets of the torus.

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