Volume-preserving singular adapted metric conjecture

Let XX be a conservative C1C^1 vector field and let Γ\Gamma be a singular hyperbolic set for XX. A singular adapted metric is a Riemannian metric satisfying the contraction, domination, and sectional expansion conditions associated with the singular hyperbolic splitting. Volume-preserving singular adapted metric conjecture. There exists a singular adapted metric whose induced volume form is preserved by the flow of XX. The preceding results establish existence of a singular adapted metric, but do not show that its induced volume form is preserved; this volume-preserving refinement therefore remains open.

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Vitor Araujo, Vinicius Coelho and Luciana Salgado, “Adapted metrics for singular hyperbolic flows”, arXiv:1806.05572 (2020).

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