$\alpha$-BS dimension on subsets
Zhumin Ding, Rui Yang, Xiaoyao Zhou

TL;DR
This paper introduces and studies the $oldsymbol{ extalpha}$-BS dimension and $oldsymbol{ extalpha}$-Pesin pressure, establishing their relationships and variational principles using a modified Bowen metric, with applications to subshifts of finite type.
Contribution
It defines $oldsymbol{ extalpha}$-BS dimension and $oldsymbol{ extalpha}$-Pesin pressure, and proves their relation via Bowen's equation and a variational principle, extending classical dimension theory.
Findings
$oldsymbol{ extalpha}$-BS dimension relates to $oldsymbol{ extalpha}$-Pesin pressure through Bowen's equation.
Established a variational principle for $oldsymbol{ extalpha}$-BS dimension using $oldsymbol{ extalpha}$-local Brin-Katok entropy.
Connected $oldsymbol{ extalpha}$-Bowen topological entropy with spectral radius and Hausdorff dimension for subshifts.
Abstract
We aim to investigate the dimension theory of -pressure-like quantities. By means of the Carathodory-Pesin structure, we define -BS dimension and -Pesin topological pressure on subsets using -Bowen metric where . Specifically, we show that -BS dimension and -Pesin topological pressure are related by a Bowen's equation. Inspired by the classical Brin-Katok entropy, we introduce the notion of -local Brin-Katok entropy, and establish a variational principle for -BS dimension on compact subsets in terms of -local Brin-Katok entropy. Besides, for subshifts of finite type, we prove that -Bowen topological entropy is closely related to spectral radius and Hausdorff dimension.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Quasicrystal Structures and Properties · Cellular Automata and Applications
