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Get Free AccessLet ( H , d ) be a metric space, F be a Furstenberg family, and ( g m ) m ∈ Z + be a sequence of continuous map on H, which converges uniformly to a map g on H. In this paper, under the condition lim m → ∞ d ∞ ( g m m , g m ) = 0 , a necessary and sufficient condition for g to be F -mixing is established. Moreover, let T ⊂ Z + be an infinite set and lim m ∈ T : m → ∞ d ∞ ( g m m , g m ) = 0 . Then, some necessary and sufficient conditions, or sufficient conditions, for g to be some stronger forms of topological transitivity, sensitivity, ergodic, or mixing are obtained.
Risong Li, Tianxiu Lu, Guanrong Chen, Guo Liu (2020). Some stronger forms of topological transitivity and sensitivity for a sequence of uniformly convergent continuous maps. Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, 494(1), pp. 124443-124443, DOI: 10.1016/j.jmaa.2020.124443.
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2020
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Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications
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10.1016/j.jmaa.2020.124443
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