
doi: 10.3934/dcds.2019086
The paper extends the \(q\)-entropy theory from symbolic to general topological dynamical systems. Specifically, by means of a weak Gibbs measure, the authors define the \(q\)-topological entropy and the \(q\)-metric entropy, and then study their basic properties. In particular, they describe the relationships between \(q\)-topological entropy and topological pressure for almost additive potentials, and between \(q\)-metric entropy and local metric entropy.
Topological entropy, NONADDITIVE THERMODYNAMIC FORMALISM, bounded distortion, Symbolic dynamics, Hentschel-Procaccia spectrum, PRESSURE, Entropy and other invariants, Gibbs measure, topological pressure, entropy, 510
Topological entropy, NONADDITIVE THERMODYNAMIC FORMALISM, bounded distortion, Symbolic dynamics, Hentschel-Procaccia spectrum, PRESSURE, Entropy and other invariants, Gibbs measure, topological pressure, entropy, 510
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