Abstract:
We consider orientation-preserving $A$-diffeomorphisms
of orientable surfaces of genus greater than one
with a one-dimensional spaciously situated perfect attractor.
We show that the topological classification
of restrictions of diffeomorphisms to such basic sets can be reduced
to that of pseudo-Anosov
homeomorphisms with a distinguished set of saddles. In particular, we prove a result announced by Zhirov and Plykin, which gives a topological classification of the $A$-diffeomorphisms of the surfaces under discussion under the additional assumption that the non-wandering set consists of a one-dimensional spaciously situated attractor and zero-dimensional sources.