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Elsevier, Chaos, Solitons and Fractals, 4(11), p. 607-630

DOI: 10.1016/s0960-0779(98)00171-4

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Invariant properties of a class of exactly solvable mixing transformations – A measure-theoretical approach to model the evolution of material lines advected by chaotic flows

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Abstract

This article analyzes the global invariant properties of a class of exactly solvable area-preserving mixing transformations of the two dimensional torus. Starting from the closed-form solution of the expanding sub-bundle, a nonuniform stationary measures μw (intrinsically different from the ergodic one) is derived analytically, providing a concrete example for which the connections between geometrical and measure-theoretical approaches to chaotic dynamics can be worked out explicitly. It is shown that the measure μw describes the nonuniform space-filling properties of material lines under the recursive action of the transformation. The implications of the results for physically realizable mixing systems are also addressed.