Measure of maximal entropy for finite horizon Sinai billiard flows

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Hauptverfasser: Baladi, Viviane, Carrand, Jérôme, Demers, Mark
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Veröffentlicht: 2022
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author Baladi, Viviane
Carrand, Jérôme
Demers, Mark
author_facet Baladi, Viviane
Carrand, Jérôme
Demers, Mark
contents Using recent work of Carrand on equilibrium states for the billiard map, and bootstrapping via a "leapfrogging" method from a previous article of Baladi and Demers, we construct the unique measure of maximal entropy for two-dimensional finite horizon Sinai (dispersive) billiard flows (and show it is Bernoulli), assuming that the topological entropy of the flow is strictly larger than s_0 log 2 where 0<s_0<1 quantifies the recurrence to singularities. This bound holds in many examples (it is expected to hold generically).
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spellingShingle Measure of maximal entropy for finite horizon Sinai billiard flows
Baladi, Viviane
Carrand, Jérôme
Demers, Mark
Dynamical Systems
Chaotic Dynamics
Subjects: 37C83 (Primary) 37D35, 37C30, 37D40, 37B40 (Secondary)
Using recent work of Carrand on equilibrium states for the billiard map, and bootstrapping via a "leapfrogging" method from a previous article of Baladi and Demers, we construct the unique measure of maximal entropy for two-dimensional finite horizon Sinai (dispersive) billiard flows (and show it is Bernoulli), assuming that the topological entropy of the flow is strictly larger than s_0 log 2 where 0<s_0<1 quantifies the recurrence to singularities. This bound holds in many examples (it is expected to hold generically).
title Measure of maximal entropy for finite horizon Sinai billiard flows
topic Dynamical Systems
Chaotic Dynamics
Subjects: 37C83 (Primary) 37D35, 37C30, 37D40, 37B40 (Secondary)
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2209.00982