A note about various types of sensitivity in general semiflows

Alica Miller

doi:10.4995/agt.2018.9943

Authors

Alica Miller University of Louisville

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4995/agt.2018.9943

Keywords:

Sensitivity, strong mixing, weak mixing, strong sensitivity, multisensitivity, syndetic sensitivity, thick sensitivity, thick syndetic sensitivity, periodic sensitivity, thick periodic sensitivity

Abstract

We discuss the implications between various types of sensitivity in general semiflows (sensitivity, syndetic sensitivity, thick sensitivity, thick syndetic sensitivity, multisensitivity, periodic sensitivity, thick periodic sensitivity), including the weak mixing as a very strong type of sensitivity and the strong mixing as the strongest of all type of sensitivity.

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Author Biography

Alica Miller, University of Louisville

Department of Mathematics

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