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Partial variational principle for finitely generated groups of polynomial growth and some foliated spaces

Andrzej Biś (2008)

Colloquium Mathematicae

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We generalize the notion of topological pressure to the case of a finitely generated group of continuous maps and introduce group measure entropy. Also, we provide an elementary proof that any finitely generated group of polynomial growth admits a group invariant measure and show that for a group of polynomial growth its measure entropy is less than or equal to its topological entropy. The dynamical properties of groups of polynomial growth are reflected in the dynamics of some foliated...

Fiber entropy and conditional variational principles in compact non-metrizable spaces

Tomasz Downarowicz, Jacek Serafin (2002)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

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We consider a pair of topological dynamical systems on compact Hausdorff (not necessarily metrizable) spaces, one being a factor of the other. Measure-theoretic and topological notions of fiber entropy and conditional entropy are defined and studied. Abramov and Rokhlin's definition of fiber entropy is extended, using disintegration. We prove three variational principles of conditional nature, partly generalizing some results known before in metric spaces: (1) the topological conditional...

Entropy-minimality.

Coven, E.M., Smítal, J. (1993)

Acta Mathematica Universitatis Comenianae. New Series

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Maximal entropy measures in dimension zero

Dawid Huczek (2012)

Colloquium Mathematicae

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We prove that an invertible zero-dimensional dynamical system has an invariant measure of maximal entropy if and only if it is an extension of an asymptotically h-expansive system of equal topological entropy.

Entropy dimension and variational principle

Young-Ho Ahn, Dou Dou, Kyewon Koh Park (2010)

Studia Mathematica

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Recently the notions of entropy dimension for topological and measurable dynamical systems were introduced in order to study the complexity of zero entropy systems. We exhibit a class of strictly ergodic models whose topological entropy dimensions range from zero to one and whose measure-theoretic entropy dimensions are identically zero. Hence entropy dimension does not obey the variational principle.

Zero Krengel entropy does not kill Poisson entropy

Élise Janvresse, Thierry de la Rue (2012)

Annales de l'I.H.P. Probabilités et statistiques

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We prove that the notions of Krengel entropy and Poisson entropy for infinite-measure-preserving transformations do not always coincide: We construct a conservative infinite-measure-preserving transformation with zero Krengel entropy (the induced transformation on a set of measure 1 is the Von Neumann–Kakutani odometer), but whose associated Poisson suspension has positive entropy.