2015
DOI: 10.3934/dcds.2016.36.245
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Holonomies and cohomology for cocycles over partially hyperbolic diffeomorphisms

Abstract: We consider group-valued cocycles over a partially hyperbolic diffeomorphism which is accessible volume-preserving and center bunched. We study cocycles with values in the group of invertible continuous linear operators on a Banach space. We describe properties of holonomies for fiber bunched cocycles and establish their Hölder regularity. We also study cohomology of cocycles and its connection with holonomies. We obtain a result on regularity of a measurable conjugacy, as well as a necessary and sufficient co… Show more

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“…As the uniform invariant holonomies may not be unique (see, for example, [14]), we consider the cocycle and one of its holonomies in pairs. More precisely, H s α is the set of pairs ( Â, H s ) where  ∈ S α ( ˆ , 2) and H s is a uniform stable holonomy for Â.…”
Section: Define the Setmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the uniform invariant holonomies may not be unique (see, for example, [14]), we consider the cocycle and one of its holonomies in pairs. More precisely, H s α is the set of pairs ( Â, H s ) where  ∈ S α ( ˆ , 2) and H s is a uniform stable holonomy for Â.…”
Section: Define the Setmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We note that Hölder continuity of the conjugacy with exponent less than β does not guarantee the intertwining, even for linear cocycles over hyperbolic systems; see [KaS16,Proposition 4.4] based on examples in [dlL92,NT98].…”
Section: Existence and Properties Of A Conjugacy Intertwining Holonomiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Remark 3.2. Holonomies of a cocycle are sometimes defined as any family of homeomorphisms H A, s x,y satisfying properties (H1), (H2), (H4 0 ), and (H5) for nonlinear cocycles (see, for example, [ASV13]), and the holonomies H A,s as in Definition 1.3 are referred to as standard holonomies to distinguish them [KaS16]. Without condition (H3 0 ), uniqueness of holonomies may fail even for linear cocycles, as discussed in [KaS16] after Corollary 4.9.…”
Section: Existence and Properties Of The Holonomiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Remark 2. If a linear cocycle is not fiber bunched, then it might admit multiple holonomies (see [KS1]).…”
Section: Definition 23 a Local Stable Holonomy For The Linear Cocyclesmentioning
confidence: 99%