On a family of pseudo-Anosov-like maps on the infinite ladder surface
Abstract
Let Sg be the closed surface of genus g, L be the infinite Jacob's ladder surface, and Map(S) denote the mapping class group of a surface S. Let qg:L Sg be the regular infinite-sheeted cover with deck transformation group Z. In this paper, we show the existence of ``pseudo-Anosov-like'' maps on L that arise as the lifts of Penner-type pseudo-Anosov maps on Sg under the cover qg. Furthermore, we establish that these lifts are topologically transitive, mixing, and support null recurrent dynamics. Moreover, we present concrete examples of infinite families of such maps on L.
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