Affiliation:
1. Department of Electronic Business, South China University of Technology, Guangzhou 510006, China
2. School of Disciplinary Basics and Applied Statistics, Zhuhai College of Science and Technology (Zhuhai College of Jilin University), Zhuhai 519041, China
3. School of Mathematics, Jilin University, Changchun 130012, China
Abstract
This paper introduces the notion of multi-sensitivity with respect to a vector within the context of non-autonomous dynamical systems on uniform spaces and provides insightful results regarding N-sensitivity and strongly multi-sensitivity, along with their behaviors under various conditions. The main results established are as follows: (1) For a k-periodic nonautonomous dynamical system on a Hausdorff uniform space (S,U), the system (S,fk∘⋯∘f1) exhibits N-sensitivity (or strongly multi-sensitivity) if and only if the system (S,f1,∞) displays N-sensitivity (or strongly multi-sensitivity). (2) Consider a finitely generated family of surjective maps on uniform space (S,U). If the system (S,f1,∞) is N-sensitive, then the system (S,fk,∞) is also N-sensitive. When the family f1,∞ is feebly open, the converse statement holds true as well. (3) Within a finitely generated family on uniform space (S,U), N-sensitivity (and strongly multi-sensitivity) persists under iteration. (4) We present a sufficient condition under which an nonautonomous dynamical system on infinite Hausdorff uniform space demonstrates N-sensitivity.
Funder
Project of Guangdong Natural Science Foundation
Guangzhou Philosophy and Social Science
Guangdong Philosophy and Social Science
Innovation and Cultivation Project of Zhuhai College of Science and Technology
PhD Promotion Program of Zhuhai College of Science
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