This article investigates Morse's conjecture on three-dimensional manifolds, revealing conditions affecting transitivity.
In dynamical systems it is known that metrically transitive systems are topologically transitive. M. Morse in 1946 ([1]) conjectured that if the dynamical system has some degree of regularity, then the converse is true. In this article, we will study the Morse conjecture for R2-actions on three-dimensional manifolds and prove the following two results: The conjecture is false if we do not impose restrictions on the singular set and we will prove that The Morse’s Conjecture is valid for locally free actions.
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Walter Teofilo Huaraca Vargas (2025) studied this question.
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