Keith Burns
Northwestern University
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Publications Mathématiques de l'IHÉS | 1987
Keith Burns; Ralf Spatzier
AbstractLet M be a complete Riemannian manifold of bounded nonpositive sectional curvature and finite volume. We construct a topological Tits building Δ
Communications in Mathematical Physics | 1995
Keith Burns; Howard Weiss
Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems | 1994
Anatole Katok; Keith Burns
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Journal of Statistical Physics | 2002
Keith Burns; Dmitry Dolgopyat; Ya. B. Pesin
Publications Mathématiques de l'IHÉS | 1987
Keith Burns; Ralf Spatzier
associated to the universal cover of M. If M is irreducible and rank (M)≥2, we show that Δ
Nonlinearity | 2002
Keith Burns; Gabriel P. Paternain
Annales Scientifiques De L Ecole Normale Superieure | 1999
Keith Burns; Amie Wilkinson
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Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems | 1985
Keith Burns; Anatole Katok; W. Ballman; M. Brin; P. Eberlein; R. Osserman
Topology | 2000
Keith Burns; Charles Pugh; Amie Wilkinson
is a building canonically associated with a Lie group and hence that M is locally symmetric.
Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems | 1983
Keith Burns
We prove that a diffeomorphism possessing a homoclinic point with a topological crossing (possibly with infinite order contact) has positive topological entropy, along with an analogous statement for heteroclinic points. We apply these results to study area-preserving perturbations of area-preserving surface diffeomorphisms possessing homoclinic and double heteroclinic connections. In the heteroclinic case, the perturbed map can fail to have positive topological entropy only if the perturbation preserves the double heteroclinic connection or if it creates a homoclinic connection. In the homoclinic case, the perturbed map can fail to have positive topological entropy only if the perturbation preserves the connection. These results significantly simplify the application of the Poincaré-Arnold-Melnikov-Sotomayor method. The results apply even when the contraction and expansion at the fixed point is subexponential.