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Shadowing, internal chain transitivity and $α$-limit sets

Let $f \colon X \to X$ be a continuous map on a compact metric space $X$ and let $α_f$, $ω_f$ and $ICT_f$ denote the set of $α$-limit sets, $ω$-limit sets and nonempty closed internally chain transitive sets respectively. We show that if the map $f$ has shadowing then every element of $ICT_f$ can be approximated (to any prescribed accuracy) by both the $α$-limit set and the $ω$-limit set of a full-trajectory. Furthermore, if $f$ is additionally c-expansive then every element of $ICT_f$ is equal to both the $α$-limit set and the $ω$-limit set of a full-trajectory. In particular this means that shadowing guarantees that $\overline{α_f}=\overline{ω_f}=ICT(f)$ (where the closures are taken with respect to the Hausdorff topology on the space of compact sets), whilst the addition of c-expansivity entails $α_f=ω_f=ICT(f)$. We progress by introducing novel variants of shadowing which we use to characterise both maps for which $\overline{α_f}=ICT(f)$ and maps for which $α_f=ICT(f)$.

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