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A consequence of the growth of rotation sets for families of diffeomorphisms of the torus

Published 30 Jan 2018 in math.DS | (1801.09820v2)

Abstract: In this paper we consider $C\infty $-generic families of area-preserving diffeomorphisms of the torus homotopic to the identity and their rotation sets. Let $f_t:\rm{T2\rightarrow T2}$ be such a family, $\widetilde{f}t:\rm I\negthinspace R2 \rightarrow \rm I\negthinspace R2$ be a fixed family of lifts and $\rho (\widetilde{f}_t)$ be their rotation sets, which we assume to have interior for $t$ in a certain open interval $I.$ We also assume that some rational point $(\frac pq,\frac rq)\in \partial \rho (\widetilde{f}{\overline{t}})$ for a certain parameter $\overline{t}\in I$ and we want to understand consequences of the following hypothesis: For all $t>\overline{t},$ $t\in I,$ $(\frac pq,\frac rq)\in int(\partial \rho (\widetilde{f}t)).$ Under these very natural assumptions, we prove that there exists a $f{\overline{t}}q$-fixed hyperbolic saddle $P_{\overline{t}}$ such that its rotation vector is $(\frac pq,\frac rq)$ and, there exists a sequence $t_i>\overline{t},$ $t_i\rightarrow \overline{t},$ such that if $P_t$ is the continuation of $P_{\overline{t}}$ with the parameter, then $Wu(\widetilde{P}_{t_i})$ (the unstable manifold) has quadratic tangencies with $Ws(\widetilde{P}_{t_i})+(c,d)$ (the stable manifold translated by $(c,d)),$ where $\widetilde{P}{t_i}$ is any lift of $P{t_i}$ to the plane, in other words, $\widetilde{P}{t_i}$ is a fixed point for $(\widetilde{f}{t_i})q-(p,r),$ and $(c,d)\neq (0,0)$ are certain integer vectors such that $Wu(\widetilde{P}_{\overline{t}})$ do not intersect $Ws(\widetilde{P}_{\overline{t}})+(c,d).$ And these tangencies become transverse as $t$ increases.

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