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Finitely many physical measures for sectional-hyperbolic attracting sets and statistical stability
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We show that a sectional-hyperbolic attracting set for a Hölder-
$C^{1}$ vector field admits finitely many physical/SRB measures whose ergodic basins cover Lebesgue almost all points of the basin of topological attraction. In addition, these physical measures depend continuously on the flow in the 
$C^{1}$ topology, that is, sectional-hyperbolic attracting sets are statistically stable. To prove these results we show that each central-unstable disk in a neighborhood of this class of attracting sets is eventually expanded to contain a ball whose inner radius is uniformly bounded away from zero.
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