On the existence of invariant absolutely continuous probability measures for C1 expanding maps of the circle

Abstract

We prove that for any given modulus of continuity ω there exist (uncountably many) C1 uniformly expanding maps of the circle whose derivatives have C1 as an optimal modulus of continuity and which preserve an invariant probability measure equivalent to Lebesgue whose density is ω-continuous, and also (uncountably many) C1 uniformly expanding maps of the circle whose derivatives have ω as an optimal modulus of continuity which preserve Lebesgue measure. Moreover, we show that many of these maps, including those which preserve Lebesgue measure, have unbounded distortion.

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