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On Irregular Fixed Points

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 November 2018

S.K. Kaul*
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University of Calgary
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Throughout this paper (X, d) will be a metric space with metric d, and h ahomeomorphism of X onto itself. For any real number r > 0, and p ∊ X,U(p, r) will denote the open r - sphere about p. Any point p ∊ X is calledregular [3] if for any given ∊ > 0 there exists a δ > 0 such that d(p,y) <δ implies d(hn(p), hn(y)) < ∊ for allintegers n, where hn denotes the iterates of h for n > 0, of h-1 for n < 0, and h0 is the identity. Any pointof X which is not a regular point i s called an irregular point. Let I(h)denote the set of all the irregular points of X and R(h) = X-I(h). Lim infand Lim sup are defined as in [4].

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Research Article
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Copyright © Canadian Mathematical Society 1967

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