Thermodynamic Formalism for Generalized Countable Markov Shifts
Thiago Raszeja

TL;DR
This paper extends thermodynamic formalism to generalized countable Markov shifts, revealing new phenomena like phase transitions and novel conformal measures, especially for non-row-finite matrices, with detailed analysis of renewal shifts.
Contribution
It develops a thermodynamic formalism for generalized Markov shifts, introducing conformal measures and analyzing phase transitions and extremal measures in this broader context.
Findings
Existence of phase transitions at critical inverse temperature.
Identification of new conformal measures undetected by classical formalism.
Unique eigenmeasure for Ruelle's transformation at low temperature.
Abstract
Countable Markov shifts, denoted by for a 0-1 infinite matrix , are central objects in symbolic dynamics and ergodic theory. R. Exel and M. Laca introduced the corresponding operator algebras, a generalization of the Cuntz-Krieger algebras for infinite countable alphabet, and the set , a kind of Generalized Markov Shift (GMS) that coincides with in the locally compact case. The set is dense in , and its complement, a set of finite allowed words, is dense in when non-empty. We develop the thermodynamic formalism for , introducing the notion of conformal measure in it, and exploring its connections with the usual formalism for . New phenomena appear, as different types of phase transitions and new conformal measures undetected by the classical thermodynamic formalism for not row-finite. Given a potential and…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Advanced Operator Algebra Research · Advanced Topics in Algebra
