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math.DS2024

On the set of asymptotic homologies of orbits on invariant Lagrangian graphs

Rafael Oswaldo Ruggiero, Alfonso Sorrentino

Given a smooth Tonelli Hamiltonian on the torus and a Lagrangian graph that is invariant under the Hamiltonian flow and con…

math.DS2024

Density of expansivity for geodesic flows of compact higher genus surfaces without conjugate points

Edhin F. Mamani, Rafael Ruggiero

Let be a compact connected surface without conjugate points of genus greater than one. We show that set of geodesics without strips forms a dense set of orbits…

math.DS2023

The stability conjecture for geodesic flows of compact manifolds without conjugate points and quasi-convex universal covering

Rafael Potrie, Rafael O. Ruggiero

Let be a compact, boudaryless connected manifold without conjugate points with quasi-convex universal covering and divergent geodesic rays. We show that the ge…

math.DS20231 cited

Expansive factors for geodesic flows of compact manifolds without conjugate points and with visibility universal covering

Edhin F. Mamani, Rafael Ruggiero

Let be a compact manifold without conjugate points and with visibility universal covering. We show that its geodesic flow has a time-preserving expansive factor which is to…

math.DS20201 cited

Geodesic flows modeled by expansive flows: Compact surfaces without conjugate points and continuous Green bundles

Rafael O. Ruggiero, Katrin Gelfert

We study the geodesic flow of a compact surface without conjugate points and genus greater than one and continuous Green bundles. Identifying each strip of bi-asymptotic geodesics…

math.DS2015

Franks' Lemma for C^2-Mané Perturbations of Riemannian Metrics and Applications to Persistence

Ayadi Lazrag, Ludovic Rifford, Rafael Ruggiero

Given a compact Riemannian manifold, we prove a uniform Franks' lemma at second order for geodesic flows and apply the result in persistence theory.