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      Hitting and escaping statistics: mixing, targets and holes

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          There is a natural connection between two types of recurrence law: hitting times to shrinking targets, and hitting times to a fixed target (usually seen as escape through a hole). We show that for systems which mix exponentially fast, one can move through a natural parameter space from one to the other. On the other hand, if the mixing is subexponential, there is a phase transition between the hitting times law and the escape law.

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                2016-09-05
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                1609.01196
                6a14e7d3-95fd-46ac-956d-a5de462e3f43

                http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/

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                37A25, 37C30, 37E05
                31 pages
                math.DS

                Differential equations & Dynamical systems
                Differential equations & Dynamical systems

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