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Atomic disintegrations for partially hyperbolic diffeomorphisms

Shub & Wilkinson and Ruelle & Wilkinson studied a class of volume preserving diffeomorphisms on the three dimensional torus that are stably ergodic. The diffeomorphisms are partially hyperbolic and admit an invariant central foliation of circles. The foliation is not absolutely continuous, in fact, Ruelle & Wilkinson established that the disintegration of volume along central leaves is atomic. We show that in such a class of volume preserving diffeomorphisms the disintegration of volume along central leaves is a single delta measure. We also formulate a general result for conservative three dimensional skew product like diffeomorphisms on circle bundles, providing conditions for delta measures as disintegrations of the smooth invariant measure.

preprint2016arXivOpen access

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