Textile systems on lambda-graph systems
Kengo Matsumoto
Abstract
The notions of symbolic matrix system and λ-graph system for a subshift are generalizations of symbolic matrix and λ-graph (= finite symbolic matrix) for a sofic shift respectively ([Doc. Math. 4(1999), 285-340]). M. Nasu introduced the notion of textile system for a pair of graph homomorphisms to study automorphisms and endomorphisms of topological Markov shifts ([Mem. Amer. Math. Soc. 546,114(1995)]). In this paper, we formulate textile systems on λ-graph systems and study automorphisms on subshifts. We will prove that for a forward automorphism ϕ of a subshift (Λ,σ), the automorphisms ϕk σn, k 0, n 1 can be explicitly realized as a subshift defined by certain symbolic matrix systems coming from both the strong shift equivalence representing ϕ and the subshift (Λ,σ). As an application of this result, if an automorphism ϕ of a subshift Λ is a simple automorphism, the dynamical system (Λ, ϕ σ) is topologically conjugate to the subshift (Λ, σ).
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