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On Absolutely Continuous Invariant Measures of Noncontracting Transformations of a Circle
Informatics and Automation, Dynamical systems and related problems of geometry, Tome 244 (2004), pp. 23-34

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A result reported earlier by the authors is described in detail. An existence condition is obtained for an absolutely continuous invariant measure for (locally) noncontracting mappings of an interval and a circle. This condition does not require the monotonicity of the derivative of the mappings in neighborhoods of their nonhyperbolic fixed points. It is proved that a noncontracting $\mathrm C^2$ mapping $f$ of a circle into itself which is nonflat at the points where $f'=1$ admits an absolutely continuous infinite invariant measure. It is shown that the constraint on the class of smoothness cannot be weakened. 
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Sh. I. Akhalaya; A. M. Stepin. On Absolutely Continuous Invariant Measures of Noncontracting Transformations of a Circle. Informatics and Automation, Dynamical systems and related problems of geometry, Tome 244 (2004), pp. 23-34. http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/TRSPY_2004_244_a2/