Conditional mixing conjecture for slice measures of piecewise hyperbolic maps

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Let ff be the piecewise hyperbolic map under consideration, let ρ\rho be its SRB measure, and let ρS\rho_{\mathcal S} be the slice measure on the singular set. Write M\mathcal M for the phase space, lsYl^sY and luYl^uY for the stable and unstable directional derivatives of YY, and let λm\lambda_m, μm\mu_m, S\mathcal S, and ∥⋅∥BV(S)\|\cdot\|_{BV(\mathcal S)} have the meanings defined in the paper. For a measure μ\mu and function ψ\psi, set μ(ψ):=∫R2ψ dμ\mu(\psi):=\int_{\mathbb R^2}\psi\,\mathrm d\mu. Conditional mixing conjecture. There exists a Banach space B\mathcal B such that C1(M)⊆B⊆L∞(M)C^1(\mathcal M)\subseteq\mathcal B\subseteq L^\infty(\mathcal M), lsY,luY∈Bl^sY,l^uY\in\mathcal B for every Y∈C2Y\in C^2, and there are c,θ∈(0,1)c,\theta\in(0,1) and C>0C>0 for which, for all A,B,ΓA,B,\Gamma and m,n≥0m,n\geq0, the two correlation bounds stated in the conjecture hold:

∣ρS((A∘fn+m)(B∘fm)Γλm−1)−ρ(A)ρS(B∘fmΓλm−1)∣≤C∥A∥C1∥B∥B∥Γ∥BV(S)cnθm,\left|\rho_{\mathcal S}\left((A\circ f^{n+m})(B\circ f^m)\Gamma\lambda_m^{-1}\right)-\rho(A)\rho_{\mathcal S}(B\circ f^m\Gamma\lambda_m^{-1})\right|\leq C\|A\|_{C^1}\|B\|_{\mathcal B}\|\Gamma\|_{BV(\mathcal S)}c^n\theta^m,

and

∣ρS((A∘fn)(B∘f−m)Γμm)−ρ(A)ρS(B∘f−mΓμm)∣≤C∥A∥C1∥B∥B∥Γ∥BV(S)cnθm.\left|\rho_{\mathcal S}\left((A\circ f^n)(B\circ f^{-m})\Gamma\mu_m\right)-\rho(A)\rho_{\mathcal S}(B\circ f^{-m}\Gamma\mu_m)\right|\leq C\|A\|_{C^1}\|B\|_{\mathcal B}\|\Gamma\|_{BV(\mathcal S)}c^n\theta^m.

This conjecture is a conditional mixing statement for the slice measure on the singular set, analogous to the cited conjecture and supported numerically in the source. Its resolution is not established by the supplied text.

References

Primary source

Caroline L. Wormell, “On convergence of linear response formulae in some piecewise hyperbolic maps”, arXiv:2206.09292 (2022).

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