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We prove here the criterion of \(C^{1}\)- \(\Omega\)-stability of self-maps of a 3D-torus, which
are skew products of circle maps. The \(C^{1}\)- \(\Omega\)-stability property is studied with respect to homeomorphisms of skew products type. We give here an example of the \(\Omega\)-stable map on a 3D-torus and investigate approximating properties of maps under consideration.
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