The finite chain-recurrent-class conjecture away from homoclinic tangencies

Let MM be the underlying compact manifold, let X1(M){\cal X}^1(M) denote the space of C1C^1 vector fields, and let XX1(M)X\in{\cal X}^1(M). A vector field is approximable by homoclinic tangencies if it lies in the C1C^1 closure of vector fields with a homoclinic tangency. Finite-class conjecture. For C1C^1 generic XX1(M)X\in{\cal X}^1(M) which cannot be approximated by vector fields with a homoclinic tangency, XX has only finitely many chain recurrent classes. This conjecture proposes finiteness of chain recurrent classes away from homoclinic tangencies and is stated without a resolution or known partial result in the supplied text.

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Christian Bonatti, Shaobo Gan and Dawei Yang, “Dominated chain recurrent class with singularities”, arXiv:1106.3905 (2011).

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