Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M....
Transcript of Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M....
![Page 1: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/1.jpg)
![Page 2: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/2.jpg)
Uniform Entropy in the Realm of TopologicalGroups
M. Sanchis1
Institut Universitari de Matematiques i Aplicacions de Castello (IMAC), UJI
Brazilian Conference on General Topology and Set TheoryIn honor of O. T. Alas on the occasion of her 70 birthday
August 12th to 16th, 2013 (Sao Sebastiao, Brazil)
1Joint research with D. Alcaraz, Universidad Politecnica de Cartagenaand D. Dikranjan, Universita d’Udine
![Page 3: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/3.jpg)
1 Introduction
2 Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
3 h-jump endomorphisms
4 Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infiniteentropy
5 Open Questions
![Page 4: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/4.jpg)
1 Introduction
2 Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
3 h-jump endomorphisms
4 Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infiniteentropy
5 Open Questions
![Page 5: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/5.jpg)
1 Introduction
2 Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
3 h-jump endomorphisms
4 Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infiniteentropy
5 Open Questions
![Page 6: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/6.jpg)
1 Introduction
2 Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
3 h-jump endomorphisms
4 Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infiniteentropy
5 Open Questions
![Page 7: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/7.jpg)
1 Introduction
2 Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
3 h-jump endomorphisms
4 Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infiniteentropy
5 Open Questions
![Page 8: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/8.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
The outcomes on h-jumps endomorphisms are joint results withD. Alcaraz (Universidad de Cartagena, Spain) and D. Dikranjan(Universita di Udine, Italy). The remainder of the results is ajoint work with D. Dikranjan (Universita di Udine, Italy)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 9: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/9.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
The outcomes on h-jumps endomorphisms are joint results withD. Alcaraz (Universidad de Cartagena, Spain) and D. Dikranjan(Universita di Udine, Italy). The remainder of the results is ajoint work with D. Dikranjan (Universita di Udine, Italy)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 10: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/10.jpg)
1 Introduction
2 Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
3 h-jump endomorphisms
4 Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infiniteentropy
5 Open Questions
![Page 11: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/11.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Definition
Let X be a compact space. If α : X → X is a continuousfunction, then the topological entropy of α with respect to acover U is defined as
hT (α,U) = limn→∞
logN
(n−1∧i=0
α−i(U)
)n
where, as usual,n−1∧i=0
α−i(U) stands for the cover
U ∩ α−1(U) ∩ α−2(U) ∩ · · · · · ∩ α−(n−1)(U) .
N
(n−1∧i=0
α−i(U)
)≡ the smallest cardinality of a finite subcover
ofn−1∧i=0
α−i(U).
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 12: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/12.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Definition
Let X be a compact space. If α : X → X is a continuousfunction, then the topological entropy of α with respect to acover U is defined as
hT (α,U) = limn→∞
logN
(n−1∧i=0
α−i(U)
)n
where, as usual,n−1∧i=0
α−i(U) stands for the cover
U ∩ α−1(U) ∩ α−2(U) ∩ · · · · · ∩ α−(n−1)(U) .
N
(n−1∧i=0
α−i(U)
)≡ the smallest cardinality of a finite subcover
ofn−1∧i=0
α−i(U).
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 13: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/13.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Definition
Let X be a compact space.
If α : X → X is a continuousfunction, then the topological entropy of α with respect to acover U is defined as
hT (α,U) = limn→∞
logN
(n−1∧i=0
α−i(U)
)n
where, as usual,n−1∧i=0
α−i(U) stands for the cover
U ∩ α−1(U) ∩ α−2(U) ∩ · · · · · ∩ α−(n−1)(U) .
N
(n−1∧i=0
α−i(U)
)≡ the smallest cardinality of a finite subcover
ofn−1∧i=0
α−i(U).
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 14: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/14.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Definition
Let X be a compact space. If α : X → X is a continuousfunction, then the topological entropy of α with respect to acover U is defined as
hT (α,U) = limn→∞
logN
(n−1∧i=0
α−i(U)
)n
where, as usual,n−1∧i=0
α−i(U) stands for the cover
U ∩ α−1(U) ∩ α−2(U) ∩ · · · · · ∩ α−(n−1)(U) .
N
(n−1∧i=0
α−i(U)
)≡ the smallest cardinality of a finite subcover
ofn−1∧i=0
α−i(U).
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 15: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/15.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Definition
Let X be a compact space. If α : X → X is a continuousfunction, then the topological entropy of α with respect to acover U is defined as
hT (α,U) = limn→∞
logN
(n−1∧i=0
α−i(U)
)n
where, as usual,n−1∧i=0
α−i(U) stands for the cover
U ∩ α−1(U) ∩ α−2(U) ∩ · · · · · ∩ α−(n−1)(U) .
N
(n−1∧i=0
α−i(U)
)≡ the smallest cardinality of a finite subcover
ofn−1∧i=0
α−i(U).
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 16: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/16.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Definition (Adler, Konheim and McAndrew (1965))
Let X be a compact space. If α : X → X is a continuousfunction, then the topological entropy of α is defined as
hT (α) = sup{hT (α,U) | U an open cover of X } .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 17: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/17.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Definition (Adler, Konheim and McAndrew (1965))
Let X be a compact space. If α : X → X is a continuousfunction, then the topological entropy of α is defined as
hT (α) = sup{hT (α,U) | U an open cover of X } .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 18: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/18.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Definition (Adler, Konheim and McAndrew (1965))
Let X be a compact space. If α : X → X is a continuousfunction, then the topological entropy of α is defined as
hT (α) = sup{hT (α,U) | U an open cover of X } .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 19: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/19.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Definition (Adler, Konheim and McAndrew (1965))
Let X be a compact space. If α : X → X is a continuousfunction, then the topological entropy of α is defined as
hT (α) = sup{hT (α,U) | U an open cover of X } .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 20: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/20.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
Let (X,U) be a uniform space. Let α : X → X be a uniformlycontinuous function. Consider U ∈ U
.
A subset F (n,U)-span a compact subset C if for every x ∈ Cthere is y ∈ F such that
(αj(x), αj(y)) ∈ U 0 ≤ j < n
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 21: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/21.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
Let (X,U) be a uniform space. Let α : X → X be a uniformlycontinuous function. Consider U ∈ U
.
A subset F (n,U)-span a compact subset C if for every x ∈ Cthere is y ∈ F such that
(αj(x), αj(y)) ∈ U 0 ≤ j < n
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 22: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/22.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
Let (X,U) be a uniform space.
Let α : X → X be a uniformlycontinuous function. Consider U ∈ U
.
A subset F (n,U)-span a compact subset C if for every x ∈ Cthere is y ∈ F such that
(αj(x), αj(y)) ∈ U 0 ≤ j < n
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 23: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/23.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
Let (X,U) be a uniform space. Let α : X → X be a uniformlycontinuous function. Consider U ∈ U.
A subset F (n,U)-span a compact subset C if for every x ∈ Cthere is y ∈ F such that
(αj(x), αj(y)) ∈ U 0 ≤ j < n
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 24: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/24.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
Let (X,U) be a uniform space. Let α : X → X be a uniformlycontinuous function. Consider U ∈ U.A subset F (n,U)-span a compact subset C
if for every x ∈ Cthere is y ∈ F such that
(αj(x), αj(y)) ∈ U 0 ≤ j < n
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 25: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/25.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
Let (X,U) be a uniform space. Let α : X → X be a uniformlycontinuous function. Consider U ∈ U.A subset F (n,U)-span a compact subset C if for every x ∈ Cthere is y ∈ F such that
(αj(x), αj(y)) ∈ U 0 ≤ j < n
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 26: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/26.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
For a compact subset C ⊆ X, we consider the numbers
• rn(U,C) ≡ the smallest cardinality of any set F which(n,U)-spans C.
• hB(α,C) = supU∈U{ lim supn→∞1n log rn (U,C) }
Definition
The Bowen entropy hB(α) of α with respect to the uniformityU is defined as
hB(α) = sup{hB(α,C) | C ⊆ X, compact }
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 27: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/27.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
For a compact subset C ⊆ X, we consider the numbers
• rn(U,C) ≡ the smallest cardinality of any set F which(n,U)-spans C.
• hB(α,C) = supU∈U{ lim supn→∞1n log rn (U,C) }
Definition
The Bowen entropy hB(α) of α with respect to the uniformityU is defined as
hB(α) = sup{hB(α,C) | C ⊆ X, compact }
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 28: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/28.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
For a compact subset C ⊆ X, we consider the numbers
• rn(U,C) ≡ the smallest cardinality of any set F which(n,U)-spans C.
• hB(α,C) = supU∈U{ lim supn→∞1n log rn (U,C) }
Definition
The Bowen entropy hB(α) of α with respect to the uniformityU is defined as
hB(α) = sup{hB(α,C) | C ⊆ X, compact }
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 29: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/29.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
For a compact subset C ⊆ X, we consider the numbers
• rn(U,C) ≡ the smallest cardinality of any set F which(n,U)-spans C.
• hB(α,C) = supU∈U{ lim supn→∞1n log rn (U,C) }
Definition
The Bowen entropy hB(α) of α with respect to the uniformityU is defined as
hB(α) = sup{hB(α,C) | C ⊆ X, compact }
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 30: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/30.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
For a compact subset C ⊆ X, we consider the numbers
• rn(U,C) ≡ the smallest cardinality of any set F which(n,U)-spans C.
• hB(α,C) = supU∈U{ lim supn→∞1n log rn (U,C) }
Definition
The Bowen entropy hB(α) of α with respect to the uniformityU is defined as
hB(α) = sup{hB(α,C) | C ⊆ X, compact }
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 31: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/31.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
For a compact subset C ⊆ X, we consider the numbers
• rn(U,C) ≡ the smallest cardinality of any set F which(n,U)-spans C.
• hB(α,C) = supU∈U{ lim supn→∞1n log rn (U,C) }
Definition
The Bowen entropy hB(α) of α with respect to the uniformityU is defined as
hB(α) = sup{hB(α,C) | C ⊆ X, compact }
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 32: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/32.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
For a compact subset C ⊆ X, we consider the numbers
• rn(U,C) ≡ the smallest cardinality of any set F which(n,U)-spans C.
• hB(α,C) = supU∈U{ lim supn→∞1n log rn (U,C) }
Definition
The Bowen entropy hB(α) of α with respect to the uniformityU is defined as
hB(α) = sup{hB(α,C) | C ⊆ X, compact }
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 33: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/33.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Bowen’s Entropy (Bowen (1971))
For a compact subset C ⊆ X, we consider the numbers
• rn(U,C) ≡ the smallest cardinality of any set F which(n,U)-spans C.
• hB(α,C) = supU∈U{ lim supn→∞1n log rn (U,C) }
Definition
The Bowen entropy hB(α) of α with respect to the uniformityU is defined as
hB(α) = sup{hB(α,C) | C ⊆ X, compact }
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 34: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/34.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Metric Entropy
Let (X, d) be a metric space. If α : X → X is a uniformlycontinuous function, then
hd(α) = hB(α)
where hB(α) is the Bowen’s Entropy with respect to theuniformity induced by the metric d .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 35: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/35.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Metric Entropy
Let (X, d) be a metric space. If α : X → X is a uniformlycontinuous function, then
hd(α) = hB(α)
where hB(α) is the Bowen’s Entropy with respect to theuniformity induced by the metric d .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 36: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/36.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Metric Entropy
Let (X, d) be a metric space. If α : X → X is a uniformlycontinuous function, then
hd(α) = hB(α)
where hB(α) is the Bowen’s Entropy with respect to theuniformity induced by the metric d .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 37: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/37.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Metric Entropy
Let (X, d) be a metric space. If α : X → X is a uniformlycontinuous function, then
hd(α) = hB(α)
where hB(α) is the Bowen’s Entropy with respect to theuniformity induced by the metric d .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 38: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/38.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Metric Entropy
Let (X, d) be a metric space. If α : X → X is a uniformlycontinuous function, then
hd(α) = hB(α)
where hB(α) is the Bowen’s Entropy with respect to theuniformity induced by the metric d .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 39: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/39.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Theorem (Bowen, 1971)
Let (X, d) a compact metric space. If α : X → X is acontinuous function, then
hd(α) = hT (α) .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 40: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/40.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Theorem (Bowen, 1971)
Let (X, d) a compact metric space. If α : X → X is acontinuous function, then
hd(α) = hT (α) .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 41: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/41.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Theorem (Bowen, 1971)
Let (X, d) a compact metric space.
If α : X → X is acontinuous function, then
hd(α) = hT (α) .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 42: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/42.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Theorem (Bowen, 1971)
Let (X, d) a compact metric space. If α : X → X is acontinuous function,
then
hd(α) = hT (α) .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 43: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/43.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Theorem (Bowen, 1971)
Let (X, d) a compact metric space. If α : X → X is acontinuous function, then
hd(α) = hT (α) .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 44: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/44.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Theorem
Let X be a compact space. If α : X → X is a continuousfunction, then
hB(α) = hT (α)
where hB(α) is the Bowen Entropy with respect to the uniqueuniformity on X.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 45: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/45.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Theorem
Let X be a compact space. If α : X → X is a continuousfunction, then
hB(α) = hT (α)
where hB(α) is the Bowen Entropy with respect to the uniqueuniformity on X.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 46: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/46.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Theorem
Let X be a compact space.
If α : X → X is a continuousfunction, then
hB(α) = hT (α)
where hB(α) is the Bowen Entropy with respect to the uniqueuniformity on X.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 47: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/47.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Theorem
Let X be a compact space. If α : X → X is a continuousfunction,
then
hB(α) = hT (α)
where hB(α) is the Bowen Entropy with respect to the uniqueuniformity on X.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 48: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/48.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Theorem
Let X be a compact space. If α : X → X is a continuousfunction, then
hB(α) = hT (α)
where hB(α) is the Bowen Entropy with respect to the uniqueuniformity on X.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 49: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/49.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Let (G, τ) be a topological group.
• UR ≡ the right uniformity .
• UL ≡ the left uniformity .
Theorem
Let (G, τ) be a topological group. If α : G→ G is a continuousendomorphism, then the uniform entropy of α with respect tothe right uniformity on G coincides with the uniform entropy ofα with respect to the left uniformity on G.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 50: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/50.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Let (G, τ) be a topological group.
• UR ≡ the right uniformity .
• UL ≡ the left uniformity .
Theorem
Let (G, τ) be a topological group. If α : G→ G is a continuousendomorphism, then the uniform entropy of α with respect tothe right uniformity on G coincides with the uniform entropy ofα with respect to the left uniformity on G.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 51: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/51.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Let (G, τ) be a topological group.
• UR ≡ the right uniformity .
• UL ≡ the left uniformity .
Theorem
Let (G, τ) be a topological group. If α : G→ G is a continuousendomorphism, then the uniform entropy of α with respect tothe right uniformity on G coincides with the uniform entropy ofα with respect to the left uniformity on G.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 52: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/52.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Let (G, τ) be a topological group.
• UR ≡ the right uniformity .
• UL ≡ the left uniformity .
Theorem
Let (G, τ) be a topological group. If α : G→ G is a continuousendomorphism, then the uniform entropy of α with respect tothe right uniformity on G coincides with the uniform entropy ofα with respect to the left uniformity on G.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 53: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/53.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Let (G, τ) be a topological group.
• UR ≡ the right uniformity .
• UL ≡ the left uniformity .
Theorem
Let (G, τ) be a topological group. If α : G→ G is a continuousendomorphism, then the uniform entropy of α with respect tothe right uniformity on G coincides with the uniform entropy ofα with respect to the left uniformity on G.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 54: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/54.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Let (G, τ) be a topological group.
• UR ≡ the right uniformity .
• UL ≡ the left uniformity .
Theorem
Let (G, τ) be a topological group. If α : G→ G is a continuousendomorphism, then the uniform entropy of α with respect tothe right uniformity on G coincides with the uniform entropy ofα with respect to the left uniformity on G.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 55: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/55.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Let (G, τ) be a topological group.
• UR ≡ the right uniformity .
• UL ≡ the left uniformity .
Theorem
Let (G, τ) be a topological group. If α : G→ G is a continuousendomorphism,
then the uniform entropy of α with respect tothe right uniformity on G coincides with the uniform entropy ofα with respect to the left uniformity on G.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 56: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/56.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Introduction
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Let (G, τ) be a topological group.
• UR ≡ the right uniformity .
• UL ≡ the left uniformity .
Theorem
Let (G, τ) be a topological group. If α : G→ G is a continuousendomorphism, then the uniform entropy of α with respect tothe right uniformity on G coincides with the uniform entropy ofα with respect to the left uniformity on G.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 57: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/57.jpg)
1 Introduction
2 Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
3 h-jump endomorphisms
4 Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infiniteentropy
5 Open Questions
![Page 58: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/58.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Let (G, τ) be a topological group.
Given an integer k, let mGk denote the continuous endomorphism
mGk (x) = kx x ∈ G .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 59: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/59.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Let (G, τ) be a topological group.
Given an integer k, let mGk denote the continuous endomorphism
mGk (x) = kx x ∈ G .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 60: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/60.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Let (G, τ) be a topological group.
Given an integer k, let mGk denote the continuous endomorphism
mGk (x) = kx x ∈ G .
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 61: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/61.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Theorem
Let G be a topological abelian group that is either locallycompact or ω-bounded. Then
hB(mGk ) = dimG · log k for every k > 1 .
Moreover, the following are equivalent:
G is totally disconnected.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for every integer k.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for some integer k > 1.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 62: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/62.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Theorem
Let G be a topological abelian group that is either locallycompact or ω-bounded. Then
hB(mGk ) = dimG · log k for every k > 1 .
Moreover, the following are equivalent:
G is totally disconnected.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for every integer k.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for some integer k > 1.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 63: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/63.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Theorem
Let G be a topological abelian group that is either locallycompact or ω-bounded.
Then
hB(mGk ) = dimG · log k for every k > 1 .
Moreover, the following are equivalent:
G is totally disconnected.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for every integer k.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for some integer k > 1.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 64: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/64.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Theorem
Let G be a topological abelian group that is either locallycompact or ω-bounded. Then
hB(mGk ) = dimG · log k for every k > 1 .
Moreover, the following are equivalent:
G is totally disconnected.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for every integer k.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for some integer k > 1.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 65: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/65.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Theorem
Let G be a topological abelian group that is either locallycompact or ω-bounded. Then
hB(mGk ) = dimG · log k for every k > 1 .
Moreover, the following are equivalent:
G is totally disconnected.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for every integer k.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for some integer k > 1.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 66: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/66.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Theorem
Let G be a topological abelian group that is either locallycompact or ω-bounded. Then
hB(mGk ) = dimG · log k for every k > 1 .
Moreover, the following are equivalent:
G is totally disconnected.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for every integer k.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for some integer k > 1.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 67: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/67.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Theorem
Let G be a topological abelian group that is either locallycompact or ω-bounded. Then
hB(mGk ) = dimG · log k for every k > 1 .
Moreover, the following are equivalent:
G is totally disconnected.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for every integer k.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for some integer k > 1.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 68: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/68.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Theorem
Let G be a topological abelian group that is either locallycompact or ω-bounded. Then
hB(mGk ) = dimG · log k for every k > 1 .
Moreover, the following are equivalent:
G is totally disconnected.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for every integer k.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for some integer k > 1.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 69: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/69.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Theorem
Let G be a topological abelian group that is either locallycompact or ω-bounded. Then
hB(mGk ) = dimG · log k for every k > 1 .
Moreover, the following are equivalent:
G is totally disconnected.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for every integer k.
hB(mGk ) = 0 for some integer k > 1.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 70: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/70.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Theorem
Let G be a compact connected group G such that thecommutator of G is finite dimensional. Then G is finitedimensional if and only if every continuous endomorphism hasfinite entropy.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 71: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/71.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Theorem
Let G be a compact connected group G such that thecommutator of G is finite dimensional. Then G is finitedimensional if and only if every continuous endomorphism hasfinite entropy.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 72: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/72.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Theorem
Let G be a compact connected group G such that thecommutator of G is finite dimensional. Then G is finitedimensional if and only if every continuous endomorphism hasfinite entropy.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 73: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/73.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Example An infinite-dimensional compact connected group Gmay have no continuous automorphisms of infinite entropy
• Consider, for each n ≥ 1, a connected compact simple Liegroup Ln which are pairwise non-isomorphic.• Every automorphism α on Ln is continuous and, moreoversome finite power of α is an inner automorphism (van derWaerden’s theorem).• Then α has zero topological entropy.• G =
∏∞n=1 Ln. (Notice that every continuous automorphism
on G is a product of continuous automorphisms of the singlecomponents Ln).
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 74: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/74.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Example
An infinite-dimensional compact connected group Gmay have no continuous automorphisms of infinite entropy
• Consider, for each n ≥ 1, a connected compact simple Liegroup Ln which are pairwise non-isomorphic.• Every automorphism α on Ln is continuous and, moreoversome finite power of α is an inner automorphism (van derWaerden’s theorem).• Then α has zero topological entropy.• G =
∏∞n=1 Ln. (Notice that every continuous automorphism
on G is a product of continuous automorphisms of the singlecomponents Ln).
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 75: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/75.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Example An infinite-dimensional compact connected group Gmay have no continuous automorphisms of infinite entropy
• Consider, for each n ≥ 1, a connected compact simple Liegroup Ln which are pairwise non-isomorphic.• Every automorphism α on Ln is continuous and, moreoversome finite power of α is an inner automorphism (van derWaerden’s theorem).• Then α has zero topological entropy.• G =
∏∞n=1 Ln. (Notice that every continuous automorphism
on G is a product of continuous automorphisms of the singlecomponents Ln).
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 76: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/76.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Example An infinite-dimensional compact connected group Gmay have no continuous automorphisms of infinite entropy
• Consider, for each n ≥ 1, a connected compact simple Liegroup Ln which are pairwise non-isomorphic.
• Every automorphism α on Ln is continuous and, moreoversome finite power of α is an inner automorphism (van derWaerden’s theorem).• Then α has zero topological entropy.• G =
∏∞n=1 Ln. (Notice that every continuous automorphism
on G is a product of continuous automorphisms of the singlecomponents Ln).
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 77: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/77.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Example An infinite-dimensional compact connected group Gmay have no continuous automorphisms of infinite entropy
• Consider, for each n ≥ 1, a connected compact simple Liegroup Ln which are pairwise non-isomorphic.• Every automorphism α on Ln is continuous and, moreoversome finite power of α is an inner automorphism (van derWaerden’s theorem).
• Then α has zero topological entropy.• G =
∏∞n=1 Ln. (Notice that every continuous automorphism
on G is a product of continuous automorphisms of the singlecomponents Ln).
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 78: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/78.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Example An infinite-dimensional compact connected group Gmay have no continuous automorphisms of infinite entropy
• Consider, for each n ≥ 1, a connected compact simple Liegroup Ln which are pairwise non-isomorphic.• Every automorphism α on Ln is continuous and, moreoversome finite power of α is an inner automorphism (van derWaerden’s theorem).• Then α has zero topological entropy.
• G =∏∞n=1 Ln. (Notice that every continuous automorphism
on G is a product of continuous automorphisms of the singlecomponents Ln).
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 79: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/79.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Example An infinite-dimensional compact connected group Gmay have no continuous automorphisms of infinite entropy
• Consider, for each n ≥ 1, a connected compact simple Liegroup Ln which are pairwise non-isomorphic.• Every automorphism α on Ln is continuous and, moreoversome finite power of α is an inner automorphism (van derWaerden’s theorem).• Then α has zero topological entropy.• G =
∏∞n=1 Ln.
(Notice that every continuous automorphismon G is a product of continuous automorphisms of the singlecomponents Ln).
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 80: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/80.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
Example An infinite-dimensional compact connected group Gmay have no continuous automorphisms of infinite entropy
• Consider, for each n ≥ 1, a connected compact simple Liegroup Ln which are pairwise non-isomorphic.• Every automorphism α on Ln is continuous and, moreoversome finite power of α is an inner automorphism (van derWaerden’s theorem).• Then α has zero topological entropy.• G =
∏∞n=1 Ln. (Notice that every continuous automorphism
on G is a product of continuous automorphisms of the singlecomponents Ln).
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 81: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/81.jpg)
1 Introduction
2 Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
3 h-jump endomorphisms
4 Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infiniteentropy
5 Open Questions
![Page 82: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/82.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Let G be an abstract abelian group.
• G# ≡ G endowed with the weak topology associated to thefamily of all homomorphisms from G into the circle T (the Bohrtopology)
• bG ≡ its Weil completion (the Bohr compactification of G)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 83: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/83.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Let G be an abstract abelian group.
• G# ≡ G endowed with the weak topology associated to thefamily of all homomorphisms from G into the circle T (the Bohrtopology)
• bG ≡ its Weil completion (the Bohr compactification of G)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 84: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/84.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Let G be an abstract abelian group.
• G# ≡ G endowed with the weak topology associated to thefamily of all homomorphisms from G into the circle T (the Bohrtopology)
• bG ≡ its Weil completion (the Bohr compactification of G)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 85: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/85.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Let G be an abstract abelian group.
• G# ≡ G endowed with the weak topology associated to thefamily of all homomorphisms from G into the circle T (the Bohrtopology)
• bG ≡ its Weil completion (the Bohr compactification of G)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 86: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/86.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Theorem
For every infinite abelian group G there exists an h-jumpendomorphism α : G# → G#, i.e., such that hB(b(α)) =∞ forthe extension b(α) : bG→ bG of α.
Case 1. G is not bounded torsion.
(The functionmGk (k > 1).)
Case 2. G =⊕
κ Z(n), where κ is an infinite cardinal andn > 1.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
Case 3. There exists a natural n > 1 such that nG = 0.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 87: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/87.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Theorem
For every infinite abelian group G there exists an h-jumpendomorphism α : G# → G#, i.e., such that hB(b(α)) =∞ forthe extension b(α) : bG→ bG of α.
Case 1. G is not bounded torsion.
(The functionmGk (k > 1).)
Case 2. G =⊕
κ Z(n), where κ is an infinite cardinal andn > 1.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
Case 3. There exists a natural n > 1 such that nG = 0.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 88: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/88.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Theorem
For every infinite abelian group G there exists an h-jumpendomorphism α : G# → G#,
i.e., such that hB(b(α)) =∞ forthe extension b(α) : bG→ bG of α.
Case 1. G is not bounded torsion.
(The functionmGk (k > 1).)
Case 2. G =⊕
κ Z(n), where κ is an infinite cardinal andn > 1.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
Case 3. There exists a natural n > 1 such that nG = 0.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 89: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/89.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Theorem
For every infinite abelian group G there exists an h-jumpendomorphism α : G# → G#, i.e., such that hB(b(α)) =∞ forthe extension b(α) : bG→ bG of α.
Case 1. G is not bounded torsion.
(The functionmGk (k > 1).)
Case 2. G =⊕
κ Z(n), where κ is an infinite cardinal andn > 1.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
Case 3. There exists a natural n > 1 such that nG = 0.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 90: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/90.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Theorem
For every infinite abelian group G there exists an h-jumpendomorphism α : G# → G#, i.e., such that hB(b(α)) =∞ forthe extension b(α) : bG→ bG of α.
Case 1. G is not bounded torsion.
(The functionmGk (k > 1).)
Case 2. G =⊕
κ Z(n), where κ is an infinite cardinal andn > 1.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
Case 3. There exists a natural n > 1 such that nG = 0.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 91: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/91.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Theorem
For every infinite abelian group G there exists an h-jumpendomorphism α : G# → G#, i.e., such that hB(b(α)) =∞ forthe extension b(α) : bG→ bG of α.
Case 1. G is not bounded torsion.
(The functionmGk (k > 1).)
Case 2. G =⊕
κ Z(n), where κ is an infinite cardinal andn > 1.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
Case 3. There exists a natural n > 1 such that nG = 0.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 92: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/92.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Theorem
For every infinite abelian group G there exists an h-jumpendomorphism α : G# → G#, i.e., such that hB(b(α)) =∞ forthe extension b(α) : bG→ bG of α.
Case 1. G is not bounded torsion.
(The functionmGk (k > 1).)
Case 2. G =⊕
κ Z(n), where κ is an infinite cardinal andn > 1.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
Case 3. There exists a natural n > 1 such that nG = 0.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 93: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/93.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Theorem
For every infinite abelian group G there exists an h-jumpendomorphism α : G# → G#, i.e., such that hB(b(α)) =∞ forthe extension b(α) : bG→ bG of α.
Case 1. G is not bounded torsion.
(The functionmGk (k > 1).)
Case 2. G =⊕
κ Z(n), where κ is an infinite cardinal andn > 1.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
Case 3. There exists a natural n > 1 such that nG = 0.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 94: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/94.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Theorem
For every infinite abelian group G there exists an h-jumpendomorphism α : G# → G#, i.e., such that hB(b(α)) =∞ forthe extension b(α) : bG→ bG of α.
Case 1. G is not bounded torsion. (The functionmGk (k > 1).)
Case 2. G =⊕
κ Z(n), where κ is an infinite cardinal andn > 1.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
Case 3. There exists a natural n > 1 such that nG = 0.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 95: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/95.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Theorem
For every infinite abelian group G there exists an h-jumpendomorphism α : G# → G#, i.e., such that hB(b(α)) =∞ forthe extension b(α) : bG→ bG of α.
Case 1. G is not bounded torsion. (The functionmGk (k > 1).)
Case 2. G =⊕
κ Z(n), where κ is an infinite cardinal andn > 1. (The left Bernoulli shift.)
Case 3. There exists a natural n > 1 such that nG = 0.
(The left Bernoulli shift.)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 96: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/96.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
h-jump endomorphisms
Theorem
For every infinite abelian group G there exists an h-jumpendomorphism α : G# → G#, i.e., such that hB(b(α)) =∞ forthe extension b(α) : bG→ bG of α.
Case 1. G is not bounded torsion. (The functionmGk (k > 1).)
Case 2. G =⊕
κ Z(n), where κ is an infinite cardinal andn > 1. (The left Bernoulli shift.)
Case 3. There exists a natural n > 1 such that nG = 0.(The left Bernoulli shift.)
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 97: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/97.jpg)
1 Introduction
2 Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
3 h-jump endomorphisms
4 Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infiniteentropy
5 Open Questions
![Page 98: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/98.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Definition
A group of the form G =∏p Z
npp × Fp, where np ≥ 0 is an
integer and Fp is a finite p-group for every prime p, is called anOrsatti group.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 99: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/99.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Definition
A group of the form G =∏p Z
npp × Fp, where np ≥ 0 is an
integer and Fp is a finite p-group for every prime p, is called anOrsatti group.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 100: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/100.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Definition
A group of the form G =∏p Z
npp × Fp, where np ≥ 0 is an
integer and Fp is a finite p-group for every prime p, is called anOrsatti group.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 101: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/101.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem (Orsatti, 1967)
An abelian group G is an Orsatti group if and only if theZ-topology on G is compact.
• The Z-topology of G is the group topology of G having asbasic neighborhoods of 0 all subgroups of G of the form nG,n > 0.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 102: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/102.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem (Orsatti, 1967)
An abelian group G is an Orsatti group if and only if theZ-topology on G is compact.
• The Z-topology of G is the group topology of G having asbasic neighborhoods of 0 all subgroups of G of the form nG,n > 0.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 103: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/103.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem (Orsatti, 1967)
An abelian group G is an Orsatti group if and only if theZ-topology on G is compact.
• The Z-topology of G is the group topology of G having asbasic neighborhoods of 0 all subgroups of G of the form nG,n > 0.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 104: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/104.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem (Orsatti, 1967)
An abelian group G is an Orsatti group if and only if theZ-topology on G is compact.
• The Z-topology of G is the group topology of G having asbasic neighborhoods of 0 all subgroups of G of the form nG,n > 0.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 105: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/105.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
Every endomorphism on an Orsatti group has zero entropy.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 106: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/106.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
Every endomorphism on an Orsatti group has zero entropy.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 107: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/107.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
Every endomorphism on an Orsatti group has zero entropy.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 108: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/108.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every compact finite-dimensional abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G/c(G) is an Orsatti group.
(2) G/pG is finite for every prime p.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) There exists a closed subgroup G1 of G containing c(G),such that G = G1 ×
∏p Z
npp and G1/c(G) ∼=
∏p Fp, where
np is a non-negative integer and Fp is a finite p-group forevery prime p.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 109: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/109.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every compact finite-dimensional abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G/c(G) is an Orsatti group.
(2) G/pG is finite for every prime p.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) There exists a closed subgroup G1 of G containing c(G),such that G = G1 ×
∏p Z
npp and G1/c(G) ∼=
∏p Fp, where
np is a non-negative integer and Fp is a finite p-group forevery prime p.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 110: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/110.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every compact finite-dimensional abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G/c(G) is an Orsatti group.
(2) G/pG is finite for every prime p.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) There exists a closed subgroup G1 of G containing c(G),such that G = G1 ×
∏p Z
npp and G1/c(G) ∼=
∏p Fp, where
np is a non-negative integer and Fp is a finite p-group forevery prime p.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 111: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/111.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every compact finite-dimensional abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G/c(G) is an Orsatti group.
(2) G/pG is finite for every prime p.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) There exists a closed subgroup G1 of G containing c(G),such that G = G1 ×
∏p Z
npp and G1/c(G) ∼=
∏p Fp, where
np is a non-negative integer and Fp is a finite p-group forevery prime p.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 112: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/112.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every compact finite-dimensional abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G/c(G) is an Orsatti group.
(2) G/pG is finite for every prime p.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) There exists a closed subgroup G1 of G containing c(G),such that G = G1 ×
∏p Z
npp and G1/c(G) ∼=
∏p Fp, where
np is a non-negative integer and Fp is a finite p-group forevery prime p.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 113: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/113.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every compact finite-dimensional abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G/c(G) is an Orsatti group.
(2) G/pG is finite for every prime p.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) There exists a closed subgroup G1 of G containing c(G),such that G = G1 ×
∏p Z
npp and G1/c(G) ∼=
∏p Fp, where
np is a non-negative integer and Fp is a finite p-group forevery prime p.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 114: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/114.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every compact finite-dimensional abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G/c(G) is an Orsatti group.
(2) G/pG is finite for every prime p.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) There exists a closed subgroup G1 of G containing c(G),such that G = G1 ×
∏p Z
npp and G1/c(G) ∼=
∏p Fp, where
np is a non-negative integer and Fp is a finite p-group forevery prime p.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 115: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/115.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every compact finite-dimensional abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G/c(G) is an Orsatti group.
(2) G/pG is finite for every prime p.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) There exists a closed subgroup G1 of G containing c(G),such that G = G1 ×
∏p Z
npp and G1/c(G) ∼=
∏p Fp, where
np is a non-negative integer and Fp is a finite p-group forevery prime p.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 116: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/116.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every compact finite-dimensional abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G/c(G) is an Orsatti group.
(2) G/pG is finite for every prime p.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) There exists a closed subgroup G1 of G containing c(G),such that G = G1 ×
∏p Z
npp and G1/c(G) ∼=
∏p Fp, where
np is a non-negative integer and Fp is a finite p-group forevery prime p.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 117: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/117.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every compact finite-dimensional abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G/c(G) is an Orsatti group.
(2) G/pG is finite for every prime p.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) There exists a closed subgroup G1 of G containing c(G),such that G = G1 ×
∏p Z
npp and G1/c(G) ∼=
∏p Fp, where
np is a non-negative integer and Fp is a finite p-group forevery prime p.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 118: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/118.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every totally disconnected compact abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G is an Orsatti group.
(2) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has zero entropy.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 119: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/119.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every totally disconnected compact abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G is an Orsatti group.
(2) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has zero entropy.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 120: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/120.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every totally disconnected compact abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G is an Orsatti group.
(2) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has zero entropy.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 121: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/121.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every totally disconnected compact abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G is an Orsatti group.
(2) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has zero entropy.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 122: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/122.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every totally disconnected compact abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G is an Orsatti group.
(2) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has zero entropy.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 123: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/123.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every totally disconnected compact abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G is an Orsatti group.
(2) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has zero entropy.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 124: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/124.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every totally disconnected compact abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G is an Orsatti group.
(2) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has zero entropy.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 125: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/125.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every totally disconnected compact abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G is an Orsatti group.
(2) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has zero entropy.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 126: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/126.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every totally disconnected compact abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G is an Orsatti group.
(2) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has zero entropy.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 127: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/127.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infinite entropy
Theorem
For every totally disconnected compact abelian group G thefollowing statements are equivalent:
(1) G is an Orsatti group.
(2) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(3) For every prime p, every endomorphism on G/pG has finiteentropy.
(4) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has finite entropy.
(5) Every endomorphism on a quotient of G has zero entropy.
In case these conditions hold, G is metrizable.
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 128: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/128.jpg)
1 Introduction
2 Bowen’s Entropy and Dimension
3 h-jump endomorphisms
4 Compact abelian groups without endomorphisms of infiniteentropy
5 Open Questions
![Page 129: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/129.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Open Questions
Open Questions
E ≡ the class of topological groups without endomorphisms ofinfinite entropy.
E0 ≡ the class of topological groups with the property thatevery endomorphism has zero entropy.
(P1) Are the classes (of compact abelian groups in) E and E0
closed with respect to: (i) taking finite products, and (ii)taking extensions?
(P2) Is there a metrizable abelian group which hash-endomorphisms?
(P3) (J. Peters, 1981) Let G be a locally compact abelian group.Is the function
α ∈ Aut(G)→ hB(α) ∈ [0,∞]
continuous?
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 130: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/130.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Open Questions
Open Questions
E ≡ the class of topological groups without endomorphisms ofinfinite entropy.
E0 ≡ the class of topological groups with the property thatevery endomorphism has zero entropy.
(P1) Are the classes (of compact abelian groups in) E and E0
closed with respect to: (i) taking finite products, and (ii)taking extensions?
(P2) Is there a metrizable abelian group which hash-endomorphisms?
(P3) (J. Peters, 1981) Let G be a locally compact abelian group.Is the function
α ∈ Aut(G)→ hB(α) ∈ [0,∞]
continuous?
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 131: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/131.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Open Questions
Open Questions
E ≡ the class of topological groups without endomorphisms ofinfinite entropy.
E0 ≡ the class of topological groups with the property thatevery endomorphism has zero entropy.
(P1) Are the classes (of compact abelian groups in) E and E0
closed with respect to: (i) taking finite products, and (ii)taking extensions?
(P2) Is there a metrizable abelian group which hash-endomorphisms?
(P3) (J. Peters, 1981) Let G be a locally compact abelian group.Is the function
α ∈ Aut(G)→ hB(α) ∈ [0,∞]
continuous?
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 132: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/132.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Open Questions
Open Questions
E ≡ the class of topological groups without endomorphisms ofinfinite entropy.
E0 ≡ the class of topological groups with the property thatevery endomorphism has zero entropy.
(P1) Are the classes (of compact abelian groups in) E and E0
closed with respect to: (i) taking finite products, and (ii)taking extensions?
(P2) Is there a metrizable abelian group which hash-endomorphisms?
(P3) (J. Peters, 1981) Let G be a locally compact abelian group.Is the function
α ∈ Aut(G)→ hB(α) ∈ [0,∞]
continuous?
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 133: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/133.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Open Questions
Open Questions
E ≡ the class of topological groups without endomorphisms ofinfinite entropy.
E0 ≡ the class of topological groups with the property thatevery endomorphism has zero entropy.
(P1) Are the classes (of compact abelian groups in) E and E0
closed with respect to: (i) taking finite products, and (ii)taking extensions?
(P2) Is there a metrizable abelian group which hash-endomorphisms?
(P3) (J. Peters, 1981) Let G be a locally compact abelian group.Is the function
α ∈ Aut(G)→ hB(α) ∈ [0,∞]
continuous?M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 134: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/134.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Open Questions
Open Questions
E ≡ the class of topological groups without endomorphisms ofinfinite entropy.
E0 ≡ the class of topological groups with the property thatevery endomorphism has zero entropy.
(P1) Are the classes (of compact abelian groups in) E and E0
closed with respect to: (i) taking finite products, and (ii)taking extensions?
(P2) Is there a metrizable abelian group which hash-endomorphisms?
(P3) (J. Peters, 1981) Let G be a locally compact abelian group.Is the function
α ∈ Aut(G)→ hB(α) ∈ [0,∞]
continuous?M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 135: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/135.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Open Questions
Open Questions
E ≡ the class of topological groups without endomorphisms ofinfinite entropy.
E0 ≡ the class of topological groups with the property thatevery endomorphism has zero entropy.
(P1) Are the classes (of compact abelian groups in) E and E0
closed with respect to: (i) taking finite products, and (ii)taking extensions?
(P2) Is there a metrizable abelian group which hash-endomorphisms?
(P3) (J. Peters, 1981) Let G be a locally compact abelian group.Is the function
α ∈ Aut(G)→ hB(α) ∈ [0,∞]
continuous?M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 136: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/136.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Open Questions
Open Questions
E ≡ the class of topological groups without endomorphisms ofinfinite entropy.
E0 ≡ the class of topological groups with the property thatevery endomorphism has zero entropy.
(P1) Are the classes (of compact abelian groups in) E and E0
closed with respect to: (i) taking finite products, and (ii)taking extensions?
(P2) Is there a metrizable abelian group which hash-endomorphisms?
(P3) (J. Peters, 1981) Let G be a locally compact abelian group.Is the function
α ∈ Aut(G)→ hB(α) ∈ [0,∞]
continuous?M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 137: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/137.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Open Questions
Muito obrigado pela sua atencao !!
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
![Page 138: Uniform Entropy in the Realm of Topological Groupslucia/stw2013/slides/Sanchis.pdf · Groups M. Sanchis1 Institut Universitari de Matem atiques i Aplicacions de Castell o (IMAC),](https://reader034.fdocuments.net/reader034/viewer/2022043014/5fb30a3175993b1a2c094119/html5/thumbnails/138.jpg)
Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups
Open Questions
Muito obrigado pela sua atencao !!
M. Sanchis Uniform Entropy and Topological Groups