The topological structure of function space of transitive maps

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Abstract

Let C(I)C(\mathbf I) be the set of all continuous self-maps from I=[0,1]{\mathbf I}=[0,1] with the topology of uniformly convergence. A map f∈C(I)f\in C({\mathbf I}) is called a transitive map if for every pair of non-empty open sets U,VU,V in I\mathbf{I}, there exists a positive integer nn such that U∩f−n(V)≠∅.U\cap f^{-n}(V)\not=\emptyset. We note T(I)T(\mathbf{I}) and T(I)‾\overline{T(\mathbf{I})} to be the sets of all transitive maps and its closure in the space C(I)C(\mathbf I). In this paper, we show that T(I)T(\mathbf{I}) and T(I)‾\overline{T(\mathbf{I})} are homeomorphic to the separable Hilbert space ℓ2\ell_2.

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