Invariance principle in dynamical systems

In this survey we talk about what is known as Invariance Principle in dynamical systems. It states that the disintegration of measures with zero center Lyapunov exponents admits some extra invariance by holonomies. We focus on explaining the basic definitions and ideas behind a series of results about the Invariance Principle and give some basic applications on how this is used in dynamical systems.

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Communications in Mathematics
Published
2026-05-02
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https://doi.org/10.46298/cm.17138
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Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
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Invariance principle in dynamical systems

Karina Marin, Mauricio Poletti
Communications in Mathematics
Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
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Invariance principle in dynamical systems

Karina Marin, Mauricio Poletti
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Abstract

In this survey we talk about what is known as Invariance Principle in dynamical systems. It states that the disintegration of measures with zero center Lyapunov exponents admits some extra invariance by holonomies. We focus on explaining the basic definitions and ideas behind a series of results about the Invariance Principle and give some basic applications on how this is used in dynamical systems.

Communications in MathematicsVol. Volume 34 (2026), Issue 2...
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