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Limit cycles of a leaf

Definition

Assume Countable Choice ACω. Let F be a transversely oriented codimension-one foliation, L a leaf, and x∈L. For a chosen side j of L, let Nj(L,x)◃π1(L,x) be the subgroup of classes whose one-sided normal- fence holonomy germ is the identity. The quotient Pj(L,x)=π1(L,x)/Nj(L,x) is Novikov’s one-sided limit-cycle group. A class [α] is a limit cycle on side j precisely when its image in Pj(L,x) is nonidentity, equivalently its one-sided holonomy germ is nonidentity. The two groups P+(L,x) and P−(L,x) record ordinary right and left limit cycles.

Remarks

The separate limitwise-nullhomotopy subgroup Π1j(L,x) is defined later on this page as a set of classes in Nj(L,x) whose sufficiently small displaced loops are nullhomotopic in their leaves. Its containment in Nj(L,x) is part of that definition; it is distinct from the ordinary limit-cycle quotient Pj(L,x) defined here.

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