We study the Hausdorff dimension of a certain Borel measure associated to a positive weak solution of a certain quasilinear elliptic partial differential equation in a simply connected domain in the plane. We also assume that the solution vanishes on the boundary of the domain. Then it is shown that the Hausdorff dimension of this measure is less than one, equal to one, greater than one depending on the homogeneity of the certain function. This work generalizes the work of Makarov when the partial differential equation is the usual Laplace's equation and the work of Lewis and his coauthors when it is the p-Laplace's equation.

University, Diss., 2004--Heidelberg.

Estudaremos sistemas dinâmicos complexos da esfera de Riemann, e empregaremos técnicas do Formalismo Termodinâmico incluindo a fórmula de Bowen para provar que a dimensão de Hausdorff \'dim IND. H\' J( \'f IND. lâmbda\' ) do conjunto de Julia J( \'f IND. lâmbda\' ) de uma família holomorfa de funções racionais hiperbólicas f \'lambda\' define uma função real analítica do parâmetro \'lambda\' . Este resultado foi provado por Ruelle [44] em 1981. Daremos uma prova alternativa usando movimentos holomorfos. Trata-se de uma técnica inovadora, originalmente desenvolvida por Mañé, Sad e Sullivan no trabalho [31] sobre estabilidade estrutural de sistemas dinâmicos complexos / We shall study complex dynamical systems in the Riemann sphere and prove that the Hausdorff dimension \'dim IND. H\' J( \'f IND. Lãmbda\' ) of the Julia set J( \'f IND. lâmbda\' ) of an holomorphic family of hyperbolic rational maps \'f IND. lâmbda\' defines a real analytic map of the parameter \'lâmbda\': This result was proved in 1981 by D. Ruelle (see [44]). We give an alternative proof using holomorphic motions (see [31]), which was originally developed to study the structural stability problem of complex dynamical systems. Throughout this work, we shall use several tools of Thermodynamic Formalism, including Bowens formula

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Apresentamos duas propriedades genéricas para difeomorfismos conservativos da classe \'C POT.1\' sobre uma superfície compacta de dimensão dois. Obtemos uma limitação inferior para entropia topológica de difeomorfismos genéricos, e mostramos que tais difeomorfismos sempre possuem conjuntos invariantes fechados com órbitas densas e dimensão de Hausdorff dois / We present two generic properties of \'C POT.1\" area preserving diffeomorphisms of a two dimensional compact oriented surface. We obtain a lower bound for the topological entropy of a generic diffeomorphisms, and we show that such a diffeomorphism always has closed invariant sets with dense orbits and Hausdorff dimension two

Este trabalho se propõe a estudar o comportamento assintótico dos sistemas dinâmicos autônomos respaldado na Teoria das Dimensões. Mais precisamente, vamos compreender de que maneira nos é útil limitar a dimensão fractal do atrator global de um semigrupo a fim de estudar a dinâmica em dimensão finita, sem que se perca informações sobre a dinâmica ao fazê-lo. Para tanto, o Teorema de Mañé tem um papel decisivo junto às propriedades da dimensão de Hausdorff e a da dimensão fractal; nos permitindo encontrar uma projeção cuja restrição ao atrator é injetora sobre um espaço de dimensão finita. Constatamos ainda que esta abordagem por projeções se aplica largamente a semigrupos originados de equações diferenciais em espaços de Banach de dimensão infinita. / In this work, we study the asymptotic behavior of autonomous dynamical systems supported on the Dimension Theory. More precisely, we understand how fractal dimension finiteness of the global attractor of a semigroup can be used to study the dynamics in finite dimension, without losing information on the dynamics in doing so. For this purpose, the Mañés Theorem plays a decisive role considering the Hausdorff dimension properties and the fractal dimension; thanks to which we managed to find a projection whose restriction to the attractor is an injective application over a finite dimensional space. Besides, we also acknowledge that this projections approach is largely applied to semigroups arrising from differential equations in infinite dimensional Banach spaces.

This dissertation is a study of the dynamics of one-dimensional unimodal maps and is mainly concerned with those maps which are trapezoidal. The trapezoidal function, f_e, is defined for eΣ(0,1/2) by f_e(x)=x/e for xΣ[0,e], f_e(x)=1 for xΣ(e,1-e), and f_e(x)=(1-x)/e for xΣ[1-e,1]. We study the symbolic dynamics of the kneading sequences and relate them to the analytic dynamics of these maps. Chapter one is an overview of the present theory of Metropolis, Stein, and Stein (MSS). In Chapter two a formula is given that counts the number of MSS sequences of length n. Next, the number of distinct primitive colorings of n beads with two colors, as counted by Gilbert and Riordan, is shown to equal the number of MSS sequences of length n. An algorithm is given that produces a bisection between these two quantities for each n. Lastly, the number of negative orbits of size n for the function f(z)=z^2-2, as counted by P.J. Myrberg, is shown to equal the number of MSS sequences of length n. For an MSS sequence P, let H_ϖ(P) be the unique common extension of the harmonics of P. In Chapter three it is proved that there is exactly one J(P)Σ[0,1] such that the itinerary of λ(P) under the map is λ(P)f_e is H_ϖ(P). In Chapter four it is shown that only period doubling or period halving bifurcations can occur for the family λf_e, λΣ[0,1]. Results concerning how the size of a stable orbit changes as bifurcations of the family λf_e occur are given. Let λΣ[0,1] be such that 1/2 is a periodic point of λf_e. In this case 1/2 is superstable. Chapter five investigates the boundary of the basin of attraction of this stable orbit. An algorithm is given that yields a graph directed construction such that the object constructed is the basin boundary. From this we analyze the Hausdorff dimension and measure in that dimension of the boundary. The dimension is related to the simple β-numbers, as defined by Parry.

京都大学 / 0048 / 新制・課程博士 / 博士(人間・環境学) / 甲第22534号 / 人博第937号 / 新制||人||223(附属図書館) / 2019||人博||937(吉田南総合図書館) / 京都大学大学院人間・環境学研究科共生人間学専攻 / (主査)教授 角 大輝, 教授 上木 直昌, 准教授 木坂 正史 / 学位規則第4条第1項該当 / Doctor of Human and Environmental Studies / Kyoto University / DFAM

We begin by studying various topological properties of invariant sets of hyperbolic toral automorphisms in the linear case. Results related to cardinality, local maximality, entropy, and dimension are presented. Where possible, we extend the results to the case of hyperbolic toral automorphisms in higher dimensions, and further to general Anosov maps.