Energy, equilibrium measure and entropy for toric surface maps
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| author | Diller, Jeffrey Roeder, Roland |
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| contents | We consider the ergodic theory of plane rational maps that preserve the natural holomorphic volume form on the algebraic torus. Specifically we construct natural invariant probability measures for a large class of such maps by intersecting the equilibrium currents we constructed in our previous work [DR]. We show further that these measures are mixing and that each admits an underlying geometric product structure. The main result of [DDG3] then implies that the topological entropy of each map covered by our results is the log of its first dynamical degree. In light of examples presented in [BDJ], this implies in particular that the entropy of a rational map can equal the log of a transcendental number. |
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| spellingShingle | Energy, equilibrium measure and entropy for toric surface maps Diller, Jeffrey Roeder, Roland Dynamical Systems Complex Variables 37F80 (primary), 14E05, 32H50, 32U40 (secondary) We consider the ergodic theory of plane rational maps that preserve the natural holomorphic volume form on the algebraic torus. Specifically we construct natural invariant probability measures for a large class of such maps by intersecting the equilibrium currents we constructed in our previous work [DR]. We show further that these measures are mixing and that each admits an underlying geometric product structure. The main result of [DDG3] then implies that the topological entropy of each map covered by our results is the log of its first dynamical degree. In light of examples presented in [BDJ], this implies in particular that the entropy of a rational map can equal the log of a transcendental number. |
| title | Energy, equilibrium measure and entropy for toric surface maps |
| topic | Dynamical Systems Complex Variables 37F80 (primary), 14E05, 32H50, 32U40 (secondary) |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.04278 |