Continuum-wise hyperbolic homeomorphisms on surfaces
Abstract
This paper discusses the dynamics of continuum-wise hyperbolic surface homeomorphisms. We prove that cwF-hyperbolic surface homeomorphisms containing only a finite set of spines are cw2-hyperbolic. In the case of cw3-hyperbolic homeomorphisms we prove the finiteness of spines and, hence, that cw3-hyperbolicity implies cw2-hyperbolicity. In the proof, we adapt techniques of Hiraide [11] and Lewowicz [15] in the case of expansive surface homeomorphisms to prove that local stable/unstable continua of cwF-hyperbolic homeomorphisms are continuous arcs. We also adapt techniques of Artigue, Pac\'ifico and Vieitez [6] in the case of N-expansive surface homeomorphisms to prove that the existence of spines is strongly related to the existence of bi-asymptotic sectors and conclude that spines are necessarily isolated from other spines.
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