Mostly Nonuniformly Sectional Expanding Systems

Abstract We introduce the notion of mostly nonuniform sectional expanding (MNUSE) for singular flows which encompasses the notions of sectional hyperbolicity, asymptotically sectional and multisingular hyperbolicity. We construct examples of a vector field of class $$C^r, r \ge 1$$ C r , r ≥ 1 , whose flow exhibits a nonuniformly sectional hyperbolic set satisfying MNUSE, which is neither sectional hyperbolic nor asymptotically sectional hyperbolic. We obtain sufficient conditions for the existence of physical/SRB measures for asymptotically sectionally hyperbolic attracting sets with any finite codimension, extending the codimension two case. We provide examples of such attractors, either with non-sectional hyperbolic equilibria, or with sectional hyperbolic equilibria of mixed type, i.e., with a Lorenz-like singularity together with a Rovella-like singularity in a transitive set. These are higher-dimensional versions of contracting Lorenz-like attractors (also known as Rovella-like attractors) to which we apply our criteria to obtain a physical/SRB measure with full ergodic basin. We also adapt the previous examples to obtain higher codimensional (i.e. with central direction of dimension greater than 2) nonuniformly sectional expanding attractors.

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Bulletin of the Brazilian Mathematical Society New Series
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2026-10-07
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00574-026-00532-4
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Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
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Mostly Nonuniformly Sectional Expanding Systems

Luciana Salgado, Vı́tor Araújo
Bulletin of the Brazilian Mathematical Society New Series
Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
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Mostly Nonuniformly Sectional Expanding Systems

Luciana Salgado, Vı́tor Araújo
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Abstract We introduce the notion of mostly nonuniform sectional expanding (MNUSE) for singular flows which encompasses the notions of sectional hyperbolicity, asymptotically sectional and multisingular hyperbolicity. We construct examples of a vector field of class $$C^r, r \ge 1$$ C r , r ≥ 1 , whose flow exhibits a nonuniformly sectional hyperbolic set satisfying MNUSE, which is neither sectional hyperbolic nor asymptotically sectional hyperbolic. We obtain sufficient conditions for the existence of physical/SRB measures for asymptotically sectionally hyperbolic attracting sets with any finite codimension, extending the codimension two case. We provide examples of such attractors, either with non-sectional hyperbolic equilibria, or with sectional hyperbolic equilibria of mixed type, i.e., with a Lorenz-like singularity together with a Rovella-like singularity in a transitive set. These are higher-dimensional versions of contracting Lorenz-like attractors (also known as Rovella-like attractors) to which we apply our criteria to obtain a physical/SRB measure with full ergodic basin. We also adapt the previous examples to obtain higher codimensional (i.e. with central direction of dimension greater than 2) nonuniformly sectional expanding attractors.

Bulletin of the Brazilian Mathematical Society New SeriesVol. 57(4)
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (BR), Universidade Federal da Bahia (BR)
Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior, Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico, Fundação Carlos Chagas Filho de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado do Rio de Janeiro
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