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Publications by Alberto Pinto

2007

Cournot model with investments to change the market size

Authors
Pinto, AA; Ferreira, FA; Ferreira, M; Oliveira, BM;

Publication
Proc. Appl. Math. Mech. - PAMM

Abstract

2007

Flexibility and leadership advantages in a model with uncertain demand

Authors
Ferreira, FA; Ferreira, F; Pinto, AA;

Publication
Proc. Appl. Math. Mech. - PAMM

Abstract

2007

Solenoid functions for hyperbolic sets on surfaces

Authors
Pinto, AA; Rand, DA;

Publication
Dynamics, Ergodic Theory, and Geometry Dedicated to Anatole Katok

Abstract
We describe a construction of a moduli space of solenoid functions for the C 1 +-conjugacy classes of hyperbolic dynamical systems f on surfaces with hyperbolic basic sets ?f. We explain that if the holonomies are sufficiently smooth then the diffeomorphism f is rigid in the sense that it is C 1 +conjugate to a hyperbolic affine model. We present a moduli space of measure solenoid functions for all Lipschitz conjugacy classes of C 1 +- hyperbolic dynamical systems f which have a invariant measure that is absolutely continuous with respect to Hausdorff measure. We extend Livšic and Sinai’s eigenvalue formula for Anosov diffeomorphisms which preserve an absolutely continuous measure to hyperbolic basic sets on surfaces which possess an invariant measure absolutely continuous with respect to Hausdorff measure. Introduction We say that (f, ?) is a C 1 +hyperbolic diffeomorphism if it has the following properties: (i) f: M ? M is a C 1 + adiffeomorphism of a compact surface M with respect to a C 1 + astructure on M, for some a > 0. (ii) ? is a hyperbolic invariant subset of M such that f|? is topologically transitive and ? has a local product structure. We allow both the case where ? = M and the case where ? is a proper subset of M. If ? = M then f is Anosov and M is a torus. Examples where ? is a proper subset of M include the Smale horseshoes and the codimension one attractors such as the Plykin and derived-Anosov attractors. © Mathematical Sciences Research Institute 2007.

2009

Fine Structures of Hyperbolic Diffeomorphisms

Authors
Pinto, AA; Rand, DA; Ferreira, F;

Publication
Springer Monographs in Mathematics

Abstract

2009

Stochasticity Favoring the Effects of the R&D Strategies of the Firms

Authors
Pinto, AA; Oliveira, BMPM; Ferreira, FA; Ferreira, F;

Publication
Intelligent Engineering Systems and Computational Cybernetics

Abstract

2009

Investing to Survive in a Duopoly Model

Authors
Pinto, AA; Oliveira, BMPM; Ferreira, FA; Ferreira, M;

Publication
Intelligent Engineering Systems and Computational Cybernetics

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