This book is the second half of Volume 1. Volume 1A was published in 1980. Contributors to this volume include Barreira, Pesin, Forni, Glasner, Masur, Weiss, Kifer, Sambarino, and many others. It concentrates on hyperbolic dynamics, parabolic dynamics, ergodic theory, and infinite-dimensional dynamical systems. This book addresses topics which should be in any dynamicist's arsenal, such as work with dominated splittings, nonuniformly expanding maps, and robust transitivity.

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