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On Denjoy's theorem for endomorphisms
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 19 September 2008
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In this paper we give an extension to C2 endomorphisms of the circle of the well known Denjoy's theorem on C2 diffeomorphisms. We also give a simple proof of an extension of Block and Franke's theorem on the existence of periodic points for maps of the circle.
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