
doi: 10.1007/bf02785584
The homoclinic points of the hyperbolic automorphisms of the \(n\)-torus are studied. It is supposed that the automorphisms commute so that they determine a \(Z^2\)-action which is assumed irreducible. Then it is shown that every two automorphisms either have exactly the same homoclinic points or have no homoclinic points except 0 itself. The case of a compact connected abelian group is considered separately and the results are compared with those obtained for nonabelian compact groups.
1010 Mathematics, homoclinic points, 1010 Mathematik, Unitary representations of locally compact groups, \(n\)-torus, compact groups, irreducible representation, hyperbolic automorphisms, Measure-preserving transformations
1010 Mathematics, homoclinic points, 1010 Mathematik, Unitary representations of locally compact groups, \(n\)-torus, compact groups, irreducible representation, hyperbolic automorphisms, Measure-preserving transformations
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