Rigidity in higher rank Abelian group actions. Vol. I, Introduction and cocycle problem [electronic resource] / Anatole Katok, Viorel Nițica.

By:

Katok, A. B

Contributor(s):

Nițica, Viorel

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Cambridge tracts in mathematics ; 185.Publication details: Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2011.Description: 1 online resource (vi, 313 p.)ISBN:

9781139092807 (electronic bk.)
1139092804 (electronic bk.)

Other title:

Introduction and cocycle problem

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Electronic books.

Additional physical formats: Print version:: Rigidity in higher rank Abelian group actions.DDC classification:

512/.25 22

LOC classification:

QA640.77 .K38 2011eb

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EBSCOhost

Summary: "In a very general sense modern theory of smooth dynamical systems deals with smooth actions of "sufficiently large but not too large" groups or semigroups (usually locally compact but not compact) on a "sufficiently small" phase space (usually compact, or, sometimes, finite volume manifolds). Important branches of dynamics specifically consider actions preserving a geometric structure with an infinite-dimensional group of automorphisms, two principal examples being a volume and a symplectic structure. The natural equivalence relation for actions is differentiable (corr. volume preserving or symplectic) conjugacy"-- Provided by publisher.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 302-310) and index.

"In a very general sense modern theory of smooth dynamical systems deals with smooth actions of "sufficiently large but not too large" groups or semigroups (usually locally compact but not compact) on a "sufficiently small" phase space (usually compact, or, sometimes, finite volume manifolds). Important branches of dynamics specifically consider actions preserving a geometric structure with an infinite-dimensional group of automorphisms, two principal examples being a volume and a symplectic structure. The natural equivalence relation for actions is differentiable (corr. volume preserving or symplectic) conjugacy"-- Provided by publisher.

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