Pinching and Tensorial Rigidity for Ergodicity of Frame Flows
Heng Zhang, Shuhao Zhang
Abstract
Let (Mn,g) denote a closed oriented negatively curved Riemannian manifold. For such manifolds, the oriented frame flow is known to be ergodic for all odd dimensions n≠7. We prove Brin's quarter-pinching conjecture when n=4, and when n24 with n≠134: strict 1/4-pinching implies ergodicity of the oriented frame flow. We also prove that if n04 and n≥12, then 5/13-pinching implies ergodicity. In the exceptional dimensions 7, 8, and 134, we prove ergodicity under strict 0.4661...-, 0.5358...-, and 2/5-pinching, respectively. These results substantially improve the corresponding bounds obtained by Cekić--Lefeuvre--Moroianu--Semmelmann.
Create a lesson
Related papers
High-order discrete differential and integral calculus and Galerkin variational integrators
Jacky Cresson, Khaled Hariz-Belgacem Khaled Hariz-Belgacem, Anna Szafranska
Dynamics of planar integrable Kepler billiards with a focused hyperbolic branch
Daniel Jaud, Lei Zhao
Cyclicity of sliding cycles in regularizations of piecewise linear two-folds
Renato Huzak, Kristian Uldall Kristiansen, Otavio Henrique Perez et al.
The Problem of Stochastic System Prediction in Gait Biomechanics Applications
S. S. Gavryushin, I. A. Meshchihin, S. S. Minkov
Anosov Diffeomorphisms of Finite-Type Surfaces
Raúl Ures, Tongyao Yu
Existence and Regularity of Stable Resonant Spectral Submanifolds and Linearization Maps
Florian Kogelbauer, Rafael de la Llave