The homoclinic-orbit simplicity conjecture

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Let GG be the group under consideration, and call a real-analytic subset of GG simple if it is contained in a finite union of sets of the form

S(χ−c)={g∈G:χ(g)−c=0},\mathcal S(\chi-c)=\{g\in G:\chi(g)-c=0\},

with χ∈G^\chi\in\widehat G and c∈Tcc\in\mathbb T_c. A homoclinic orbit is an orbit of the homoclinic action referred to in the paper. The homoclinic-orbit simplicity conjecture. Every real-analytic subset of GG that intersects every homoclinic orbit is simple. This assertion is presented as an assertion whose validity would prove the paper's preceding conjecture; no resolution is given here.

References

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Wayne Lawton, “Refinable functions with PV dilations”, arXiv:1605.06195 (2016).

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