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Problems with the definition of the C0 UPOTP.
by
Marcin Kulczycki
Auburn University, Jagiellonian University
A discrete dynamical system on a manifold has the uniform pseudo-orbit tracing property (or UPOTP), if there is a neighbourhood of this system in the space of self-mappings of this manifold such that all mappings from this neighbourhood have the pseudo-orbit tracing property (i.e. pseudo-orbits can be traced by orbits as closely as we wish, if we choose sufficiently small jump for the pseudo-orbit) and constants for POTP can be defined globally on this neighbourhood.
In 1997 UPOTP (previously studied for diffeomorphisms of smooth manifolds) was defined by R.Gu for continuous mappings of topological manifolds. However, UPOTP treated this way is too general - we show that for nearly all manifolds no continuous mapping of this manifold onto itself has this property.
Date received: May 19, 2001
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