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arXiv · 1803.04082

Real entropy rigidity under quasi-conformal deformations

Abstract

We set up a real entropy function $h_\Bbb{R}$ on the space $\mathcal{M}'_d$ of Möbius conjugacy classes of real rational maps of degree $d$ by assigning to each class the real entropy of a representative $f\in\Bbb{R}(z)$; namely, the topological entropy of its restriction $f\restriction_{\hat{\Bbb{R}}}$ to the real circle. We prove a rigidity result stating that $h_\Bbb{R}$ is locally constant on the subspace determined by real maps quasi-conformally conjugate to $f$. As examples of this result, we analyze real analytic stable families of hyperbolic and flexible Lattès maps with real coefficients along with numerous families of degree $d$ real maps of real entropy $\log(d)$. The latter discussion moreover entails a complete classification of maps of maximal real entropy.

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Khashayar Filom. 2021-03-08. Real entropy rigidity under quasi-conformal deformations. https://doi.org/10.1090/ecgd%2F356

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