Minimal sets for torus homeomorphisms with an irrational circle factor
Xiao-Chuan Liu
Abstract
We study minimal sets of torus homeomorphisms admitting an irrational circle factor whose fibres are thin essential annular continua. For totally irrational pseudo-rotations and homeomorphisms in a nontrivial Dehn-twist class, we prove uniqueness of the minimal set when the fibres are Jordan curves on a residual set of base parameters. The same conclusion holds if the fibre cores are Jordan curves, or if the fibres are locally connected, on a nonmeagre set of parameters. The residual hypothesis cannot be replaced by a full-measure hypothesis, even under area preservation and topological transitivity. For every totally irrational rotation vector, we construct such a map with Jordan-curve fibres almost everywhere and uncountably many pairwise disjoint uniquely ergodic minimal Cantor sets. We also construct examples in every nontrivial Dehn-twist class, with prescribed irrational vertical rotation number and bounded deviations. In both families, the Jordan-curve parameters form a meagre set of full Lebesgue measure.
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