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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Anna Giordano Bruno (joint work with Simone Virili) TopoSym 2016 - Prague August 25, 2016 Topological


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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups

Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups

Anna Giordano Bruno (joint work with Simone Virili) TopoSym 2016 - Prague August 25, 2016

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy Historical introduction

Topological entropy (htop) [Adler, Konheim, McAndrew 1965]: for continuous selfmaps of compact spaces. [Bowen 1971]: for uniformly continuous selfmaps of metric spaces. [Hood 1974]: for uniformly continuous selfmaps of uniform spaces. We consider it: for continuous endomorphisms of locally compact groups. These entropies coincide on compact groups. [Stojanov 1978]: characterization of topological entropy for continuous endomorphisms of compact groups.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy Historical introduction

Topological entropy (htop) [Adler, Konheim, McAndrew 1965]: for continuous selfmaps of compact spaces. [Bowen 1971]: for uniformly continuous selfmaps of metric spaces. [Hood 1974]: for uniformly continuous selfmaps of uniform spaces. We consider it: for continuous endomorphisms of locally compact groups. These entropies coincide on compact groups. [Stojanov 1978]: characterization of topological entropy for continuous endomorphisms of compact groups.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy Historical introduction

Topological entropy (htop) [Adler, Konheim, McAndrew 1965]: for continuous selfmaps of compact spaces. [Bowen 1971]: for uniformly continuous selfmaps of metric spaces. [Hood 1974]: for uniformly continuous selfmaps of uniform spaces. We consider it: for continuous endomorphisms of locally compact groups. These entropies coincide on compact groups. [Stojanov 1978]: characterization of topological entropy for continuous endomorphisms of compact groups.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy Definition

Let G be a locally compact group, µ a Haar measure on G, C(G) the family of all compact neighborhoods of 1 in G, φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. For n > 0, the n-th φ-cotrajectory of U ∈ C(G) is Cn(φ, U) = U ∩ φ−1(U) ∩ . . . ∩ φ−n+1(U) ∈ C(G). The topological entropy of φ with respect to U ∈ C(G) is Htop(φ, U) = lim sup

n→∞

− log µ(Cn(φ, U)) n . (It does not depend on the choice of the Haar measure µ.) The topological entropy of φ is htop(φ) = sup{Htop(φ, U) : U ∈ C(G)}.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy Definition

Let G be a locally compact group, µ a Haar measure on G, C(G) the family of all compact neighborhoods of 1 in G, φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. For n > 0, the n-th φ-cotrajectory of U ∈ C(G) is Cn(φ, U) = U ∩ φ−1(U) ∩ . . . ∩ φ−n+1(U) ∈ C(G). The topological entropy of φ with respect to U ∈ C(G) is Htop(φ, U) = lim sup

n→∞

− log µ(Cn(φ, U)) n . (It does not depend on the choice of the Haar measure µ.) The topological entropy of φ is htop(φ) = sup{Htop(φ, U) : U ∈ C(G)}.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy Definition

Let G be a locally compact group, µ a Haar measure on G, C(G) the family of all compact neighborhoods of 1 in G, φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. For n > 0, the n-th φ-cotrajectory of U ∈ C(G) is Cn(φ, U) = U ∩ φ−1(U) ∩ . . . ∩ φ−n+1(U) ∈ C(G). The topological entropy of φ with respect to U ∈ C(G) is Htop(φ, U) = lim sup

n→∞

− log µ(Cn(φ, U)) n . (It does not depend on the choice of the Haar measure µ.) The topological entropy of φ is htop(φ) = sup{Htop(φ, U) : U ∈ C(G)}.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy Definition

Let G be a locally compact group, µ a Haar measure on G, C(G) the family of all compact neighborhoods of 1 in G, φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. For n > 0, the n-th φ-cotrajectory of U ∈ C(G) is Cn(φ, U) = U ∩ φ−1(U) ∩ . . . ∩ φ−n+1(U) ∈ C(G). The topological entropy of φ with respect to U ∈ C(G) is Htop(φ, U) = lim sup

n→∞

− log µ(Cn(φ, U)) n . (It does not depend on the choice of the Haar measure µ.) The topological entropy of φ is htop(φ) = sup{Htop(φ, U) : U ∈ C(G)}.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy Additivity

Problem (Additivity of topological entropy) Let G be a locally compact group, φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism and N a φ-invariant closed normal subgroup of G. Is it true that htop(φ) = htop(φ ↾N) + htop(¯ φ), where ¯ φ : G/N → G/N is the endomorphism induced by φ? N

  • φ↾N
  • G

φ

  • G/N

¯ φ

  • N

G G/N

[Yuzvinski 1965]: for separable compact groups. [Bowen 1971]: for compact metric spaces. [Alcaraz-Dikranjan-Sanchis 2014]: for compact groups.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy Additivity

Problem (Additivity of topological entropy) Let G be a locally compact group, φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism and N a φ-invariant closed normal subgroup of G. Is it true that htop(φ) = htop(φ ↾N) + htop(¯ φ), where ¯ φ : G/N → G/N is the endomorphism induced by φ? N

  • φ↾N
  • G

φ

  • G/N

¯ φ

  • N

G G/N

[Yuzvinski 1965]: for separable compact groups. [Bowen 1971]: for compact metric spaces. [Alcaraz-Dikranjan-Sanchis 2014]: for compact groups.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy Measure-free formula

We consider the case when G is a totally disconnected locally compact group and φ : G → G is a continuous endomorphism. Let B(G) = {U ≤ G : U compact, open}. [van Dantzig 1931]: B(G) is a base of the neighborhoods of 1 in G. [Dikranjan-Sanchis-Virili 2012]: htop(φ) = sup{Htop(φ, U) : U ∈ B(G)}; moreover, for U ∈ B(G), Htop(φ, U) = lim

n→∞

log[U : Cn(φ, U)] n . (Recall that Cn(φ, U) = U ∩ φ−1(U) ∩ . . . ∩ φ−n+1(U) ∈ B(G).)

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy Measure-free formula

We consider the case when G is a totally disconnected locally compact group and φ : G → G is a continuous endomorphism. Let B(G) = {U ≤ G : U compact, open}. [van Dantzig 1931]: B(G) is a base of the neighborhoods of 1 in G. [Dikranjan-Sanchis-Virili 2012]: htop(φ) = sup{Htop(φ, U) : U ∈ B(G)}; moreover, for U ∈ B(G), Htop(φ, U) = lim

n→∞

log[U : Cn(φ, U)] n . (Recall that Cn(φ, U) = U ∩ φ−1(U) ∩ . . . ∩ φ−n+1(U) ∈ B(G).)

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy Measure-free formula

We consider the case when G is a totally disconnected locally compact group and φ : G → G is a continuous endomorphism. Let B(G) = {U ≤ G : U compact, open}. [van Dantzig 1931]: B(G) is a base of the neighborhoods of 1 in G. [Dikranjan-Sanchis-Virili 2012]: htop(φ) = sup{Htop(φ, U) : U ∈ B(G)}; moreover, for U ∈ B(G), Htop(φ, U) = lim

n→∞

log[U : Cn(φ, U)] n . (Recall that Cn(φ, U) = U ∩ φ−1(U) ∩ . . . ∩ φ−n+1(U) ∈ B(G).)

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Additivity of topological entropy Limit-free formula

Let G be a totally disconnected locally compact group and φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. For U ∈ B(G), let: U0 = U; Un+1 = U ∩ φ(Un) for every n > 0; U+ = ∞

n=0 Un.

Then: Un+1 ⊆ Un for every n > 0; U+ is a compact subgroup of G such that U+ ⊆ φ(U+). Theorem (Limit-free formula; GB-Virili 2016) Htop(φ, U) = log[φ(U+) : U+], [GB 2015]: for topological automorphisms.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Additivity of topological entropy Limit-free formula

Let G be a totally disconnected locally compact group and φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. For U ∈ B(G), let: U0 = U; Un+1 = U ∩ φ(Un) for every n > 0; U+ = ∞

n=0 Un.

Then: Un+1 ⊆ Un for every n > 0; U+ is a compact subgroup of G such that U+ ⊆ φ(U+). Theorem (Limit-free formula; GB-Virili 2016) Htop(φ, U) = log[φ(U+) : U+], [GB 2015]: for topological automorphisms.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Additivity of topological entropy Limit-free formula

Let G be a totally disconnected locally compact group and φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. For U ∈ B(G), let: U0 = U; Un+1 = U ∩ φ(Un) for every n > 0; U+ = ∞

n=0 Un.

Then: Un+1 ⊆ Un for every n > 0; U+ is a compact subgroup of G such that U+ ⊆ φ(U+). Theorem (Limit-free formula; GB-Virili 2016) Htop(φ, U) = log[φ(U+) : U+], [GB 2015]: for topological automorphisms.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy vs scale Topological entropy for G/H when H ≤ G is compact

Let G be a totally disconnected locally compact group, φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism, N a φ-invariant closed normal subgroup of G, ¯ φ : G/N → G/N the endomorphism induced by φ. Theorem (Addition Theorem; GB-Virili 2016) If ker φ ⊆ N and φ(N) = N, then htop(φ) = htop(φ ↾N) + htop(¯ φ). ker φ ⊆ N and φ(N) = N if and only if φ ↾N is injective and ¯ φ is surjective. Corollary If φ : G → G is a topological automorphism, then htop(φ) = htop(φ ↾N) + htop(¯ φ).

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy vs scale Topological entropy for G/H when H ≤ G is compact

Let G be a totally disconnected locally compact group, φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. If N ≤ G compact (not necessarily normal) with φ(N) = N, then G/N = {xN : x ∈ G} is a locally compact uniform space and ¯ φ : G/N → G/N is a uniformly continuous map. Then htop(¯ φ) = sup{Htop(φ, U) : N ⊆ U ∈ B(G)}. Theorem (GB-Virili 2016) If ker φ ⊆ N and φ(N) = N, then htop(φ) = htop(φ ↾N) + htop(¯ φ).

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy vs scale Topological entropy for G/H when H ≤ G is compact

Let G be a totally disconnected locally compact group, φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. If N ≤ G compact (not necessarily normal) with φ(N) = N, then G/N = {xN : x ∈ G} is a locally compact uniform space and ¯ φ : G/N → G/N is a uniformly continuous map. Then htop(¯ φ) = sup{Htop(φ, U) : N ⊆ U ∈ B(G)}. Theorem (GB-Virili 2016) If ker φ ⊆ N and φ(N) = N, then htop(φ) = htop(φ ↾N) + htop(¯ φ).

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy vs scale Topological entropy for G/H when H ≤ G is compact

Let G be a totally disconnected locally compact group, φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. If N ≤ G compact (not necessarily normal) with φ(N) = N, then G/N = {xN : x ∈ G} is a locally compact uniform space and ¯ φ : G/N → G/N is a uniformly continuous map. Then htop(¯ φ) = sup{Htop(φ, U) : N ⊆ U ∈ B(G)}. Theorem (GB-Virili 2016) If ker φ ⊆ N and φ(N) = N, then htop(φ) = htop(φ ↾N) + htop(¯ φ).

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy vs scale Scale

[Willis 2015] (in 2001 for topological automorphisms): The scale of a continuous endomorphism φ : G → G

  • f a totally disconnected locally compact group G is

s(φ) = min{[φ(U) : U ∩ φ(U)] : U ∈ B(G)}. U ∈ B(G) is minimizing if s(φ) = [φ(U) : U ∩ φ(U)]. nub φ ≤ G is compact and φ(nub φ) = nub φ; nub φ :=

  • {U ∈ B(G) : U minimizing}.

Theorem (GB-Virili 2016) For ¯ φ : G/nub φ → G/nub φ the map induced by φ, htop(¯ φ) = log s(φ). Corollary (Berlai-Dikranjan-GB and Spiga 2013) htop(φ) = log s(φ) if and only if nub φ = {1}.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Topological entropy vs scale Scale

[Willis 2015] (in 2001 for topological automorphisms): The scale of a continuous endomorphism φ : G → G

  • f a totally disconnected locally compact group G is

s(φ) = min{[φ(U) : U ∩ φ(U)] : U ∈ B(G)}. U ∈ B(G) is minimizing if s(φ) = [φ(U) : U ∩ φ(U)]. nub φ ≤ G is compact and φ(nub φ) = nub φ; nub φ :=

  • {U ∈ B(G) : U minimizing}.

Theorem (GB-Virili 2016) For ¯ φ : G/nub φ → G/nub φ the map induced by φ, htop(¯ φ) = log s(φ). Corollary (Berlai-Dikranjan-GB and Spiga 2013) htop(φ) = log s(φ) if and only if nub φ = {1}.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Algebraic entropy for locally compact abelian groups Historical introduction

Algebraic entropy (halg) [Adler, Konheim, McAndrew 1965; Weiss 1974; Dikranjan-Goldsmith-Salce-Zanardo 2009]: for endomorphisms of discrete (torsion) abelian groups. [Peters 1979]: for automorphisms of discrete abelian groups. [Dikranjan-GB 2012, 2016]: for endomorphisms of discrete (abelian) groups. [Peters 1981]: for top. automorphisms of locally compact abelian groups. [Virili 2010; Dikranjan-GB 2012]: for cont. endomorphisms of locally compact (abelian) groups.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Algebraic entropy for locally compact abelian groups Historical introduction

Algebraic entropy (halg) [Adler, Konheim, McAndrew 1965; Weiss 1974; Dikranjan-Goldsmith-Salce-Zanardo 2009]: for endomorphisms of discrete (torsion) abelian groups. [Peters 1979]: for automorphisms of discrete abelian groups. [Dikranjan-GB 2012, 2016]: for endomorphisms of discrete (abelian) groups. [Peters 1981]: for top. automorphisms of locally compact abelian groups. [Virili 2010; Dikranjan-GB 2012]: for cont. endomorphisms of locally compact (abelian) groups.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Algebraic entropy for locally compact abelian groups Definition

Let G be a locally compact group, µ a Haar measure on G, C(G) the family of all compact neighborhoods of 1 in G, φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. For n > 0, the n-th φ-trajectory of U ∈ C(G) is Tn(φ, U) = U · φ(U) · . . . · φn−1(U) ∈ C(G). The algebraic entropy of φ with respect to U ∈ C(G) is Halg(φ, U) = lim sup

n→∞

log µ(Tn(φ, U)) n . (It does not depend on the choice of the Haar measure µ.) The algebraic entropy of φ is halg(φ) = sup{Halg(φ, U) : U ∈ C(G)}.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Algebraic entropy for locally compact abelian groups Definition

Let G be a locally compact group, µ a Haar measure on G, C(G) the family of all compact neighborhoods of 1 in G, φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. For n > 0, the n-th φ-trajectory of U ∈ C(G) is Tn(φ, U) = U · φ(U) · . . . · φn−1(U) ∈ C(G). The algebraic entropy of φ with respect to U ∈ C(G) is Halg(φ, U) = lim sup

n→∞

log µ(Tn(φ, U)) n . (It does not depend on the choice of the Haar measure µ.) The algebraic entropy of φ is halg(φ) = sup{Halg(φ, U) : U ∈ C(G)}.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Algebraic entropy for locally compact abelian groups Definition

Let G be a locally compact group, µ a Haar measure on G, C(G) the family of all compact neighborhoods of 1 in G, φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. For n > 0, the n-th φ-trajectory of U ∈ C(G) is Tn(φ, U) = U · φ(U) · . . . · φn−1(U) ∈ C(G). The algebraic entropy of φ with respect to U ∈ C(G) is Halg(φ, U) = lim sup

n→∞

log µ(Tn(φ, U)) n . (It does not depend on the choice of the Haar measure µ.) The algebraic entropy of φ is halg(φ) = sup{Halg(φ, U) : U ∈ C(G)}.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Algebraic entropy for locally compact abelian groups The Bridge Theorem for the totally disconnected LCA groups

Let G be a totally disconnected locally compact abelian group and φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. Let G be the Pontryagin dual of G and φ : G → G the dual of φ. Then B( G) is cofinal in C( G). Hence, halg(φ) = sup{Halg(φ, U) : U ∈ B( G)}; moreover, for U ∈ B( G), Halg( φ, U) = lim

n→∞

log[Tn( φ, U) : U] n . Theorem (Bridge Theorem; Dikranjan-GB 2014) htop(φ) = halg( φ). [Weiss 1974]: for totally disconnected compact abelian groups. [Dikranjan-GB 2011]: for compact abelian groups. [Virili 2015]: for actions of amenable groups on LCA groups.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Algebraic entropy for locally compact abelian groups The Bridge Theorem for the totally disconnected LCA groups

Let G be a totally disconnected locally compact abelian group and φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. Let G be the Pontryagin dual of G and φ : G → G the dual of φ. Then B( G) is cofinal in C( G). Hence, halg(φ) = sup{Halg(φ, U) : U ∈ B( G)}; moreover, for U ∈ B( G), Halg( φ, U) = lim

n→∞

log[Tn( φ, U) : U] n . Theorem (Bridge Theorem; Dikranjan-GB 2014) htop(φ) = halg( φ). [Weiss 1974]: for totally disconnected compact abelian groups. [Dikranjan-GB 2011]: for compact abelian groups. [Virili 2015]: for actions of amenable groups on LCA groups.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups Algebraic entropy for locally compact abelian groups The Bridge Theorem for the totally disconnected LCA groups

Let G be a totally disconnected locally compact abelian group and φ : G → G a continuous endomorphism. Let G be the Pontryagin dual of G and φ : G → G the dual of φ. Then B( G) is cofinal in C( G). Hence, halg(φ) = sup{Halg(φ, U) : U ∈ B( G)}; moreover, for U ∈ B( G), Halg( φ, U) = lim

n→∞

log[Tn( φ, U) : U] n . Theorem (Bridge Theorem; Dikranjan-GB 2014) htop(φ) = halg( φ). [Weiss 1974]: for totally disconnected compact abelian groups. [Dikranjan-GB 2011]: for compact abelian groups. [Virili 2015]: for actions of amenable groups on LCA groups.

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Topological entropy on totally disconnected locally compact groups

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