Entropy spectrum of Lyapunov exponents for typical cocycles

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arXiv:2210.11574v3 [math.DS] 22 Jul 2024
ENTROPY SPECTRUM OF LYAPUNOV EXPONENTS FOR TYPICAL
COCYCLES
REZA MOHAMMADPOUR ID (UPPSALA UNIVERSITY)
reza.mohammadpour@math.uu.se
Abstract. In this paper, we study the size of the level sets of all Lyapunov exponents.
For typical cocycles, we establish a variational relation between the topological entropy
of the level sets of Lyapunov exponents and the topological pressure of the generalized
singular value function.
1. Introduction
Suppose that Xis a compact metric space that is endowed with the metric d. A con-
tinuous map T:XXon the compact metric space Xis called a topological dynamical
system (TDS) and we denote it by (X, T ). Let M(X)be the space of all Borel probability
measures on X, and M(X, T )be the space of all T-invariant Borel probability measures
on X.
Assume that f:XRis a continuous function. Denote by Snf(x) := Pn1
k=0 f(Tk(x))
the Birkhoff sum, and we call
lim
n→∞
1
nSnf(x)
the Birkhoff average.
The Birkhoff average converges to the integral of fwith respect to the ergodic invariant
probability measure µ, almost everywhere. However, there are numerous ergodic invariant
measures where the limit exists but converges to a different value. Additionally, there are
plenty of points where the Birkhoff average either does not exist or are not considered
generic points for any ergodic measure. Therefore, we may ask about the size of the set of
points
Ef(α) = xX:1
nSnf(x)αas n→ ∞,
which we call the α-level set of Birkhoff spectrum, for a given value αfrom the set
Lf=αR:xXand lim
n→∞
1
nSnf(x) = α,
Date: July 23, 2024.
2010 Mathematics Subject Classification. 28A80, 28D20, 37D35, 37H15 .
Key words and phrases. Lyapunov exponents, multifractal formalism, topological entropy, typical
cocycles.
1
ENTROPY SPECTRUM OF LYAPUNOV EXPONENTS FOR TYPICAL COCYCLES 2
which we call the Birkhoff spectrum. The size is determined using either the Hausdorff
dimension or the topological entropy introduced by Bowen in [12] (See Subsection 2.6).
The topological entropy and Hausdorff spectrum of Birkhoff averages have been intensely
studied by several authors (see, e.g. [8,9,23]) for different systems and are well understood
for continuous potentials.
We say that Φ := {log φn}
n=1 is a subadditive potential if each φnis a continuous positive-
valued function on Xsuch that
0< φn+m(x)φn(x)φm(Tn(x)) xX, m, n N.
Moreover, a sequence of continuous functions (potentials) Φ = {log φn}
n=1 is said to be
an almost additive potential if there exists a constant C > 0such that for any m, n N,
xX, we have
C1φn(x)φm(Tn)(x)φn+m(x)Cφn(x)φm(Tn(x)).
By Kingman’s subadditive theorem, for any µ∈ M(X, T )and µalmost every xX
such that log+φ1L1(µ), the following limit, called the top Lyapunov exponent at x,
exists:
χ(x, Φ) := lim
n→∞
1
nlog φn(x).
Let A:XGL(d, R)be a continuous function over a topological dynamical system
(X, T ). We denote the product of Aalong the orbit of xfor time n, where xis an element
of Xand nbelongs to the set of natural numbers, as
An(x) := ATn1(x)...A(x).
The pair (A, T )is called a matrix cocycle; when the context is clear, we say that Ais a
matrix cocycle. That induces a skew-product dynamics Fon X×Rkby (x, v)7→ X×Rk,
whose n-th iterate is therefore
(x, v)7→ (Tn(x),An(x)v).
If Tis invertible then so is F. Moreover, Fn(x) = (Tn(x),An(x)v)for each n1,
where
An(x) := A(Tn(x))1A(Tn+1(x))1...A(T1(x))1.
A well-known example of matrix cocycles is one-step cocycles which is defined as follows.
Assume that Σ = {1, ..., k}Zis a symbolic space. Suppose that T: Σ Σis a shift map,
i.e. T(xl)lZ= (xl+1)lZ. Given a k-tuple of matrices A= (A1,...,Ak)GLd(R)k, we
associate with it the locally constant map A: Σ GLd(R)given by A(x) = Ax0,that
means the matrix cocycle Adepends only on the zero-th symbol x0of (xl)lZ. In this
particular situation, we say that (A, T )is a one-step cocycle; when the context is clear, we
say that Ais a one-step cocycle. For any length nword I=i0,...,in1,(see Section 2for
the definition) we denote
AI:= Ain1. . . Ai0.
Assume that (A1,...,Ak)GL(d, R)kgenerates a one-step cocycle A: Σ GL(d, R).
Motivated by the study of the multifractal formalism of Birkhoff averages, the level set of
the top Lyapunov exponent of certain special subadditive potentials Φ = {log φn}
n=1 on
ENTROPY SPECTRUM OF LYAPUNOV EXPONENTS FOR TYPICAL COCYCLES 3
full shifts have been studied in [17,18,13,20], in which φn(x) = kAn(x)k, where k · k
denotes the operator norm. In other words, our focus lies in determining the size of the set
of points
E(α) = xΣ : 1
nlog kAn(x)k → αas n→ ∞,
which we call the α-level set of the top Lyapunov exponent, for a given value αfrom the set
L=αR:xΣand lim
n→∞
1
nlog kAn(x)k=α.
The author [20] and Feng [17] calculated the entropy spectrum of the top Lyapunov
exponent for generic matrix cocycles.
Let µbe an ergodic T-invariant measure. By Oseledets’ theorem, there is a set YΣ
of full measure such that if xYthen the Lyapunov exponents χ1(x, A)χ2(x, A)
... χd(x, A), counted with multiplicity, exist. For ~α := (α1,...,αd)Rd, we define the
~α-level set I(~α)of the Lyapunov exponents by
I(~α) = xY:χi(x, A) = αifor i= 1,...,d
(we emphasize that selecting points in Yimplies the assumption of the existence of the
limits.). This suggests to consider, for each ~α := (α1,...,αd)Rd, the ~α-level set
E(~α) = xΣ : lim
n→∞
1
nlog σi(An(x)) = αifor i= 1,2,...,d,
where σ1,...,σdare singular values, listed in decreasing order according to multiplicity.
We also define the Lyapunov spectrum
~
L=~α Rd:xΣsuch that lim
n→∞
1
nlog σi(An(x)) = αifor i= 1,2,...,d.
Note that we have E(~α) = I(~α)(mod0) for every ~α Rd. Therefore, one may also
think of the ~α-level set E(~α)as a level set of the Lyapunov exponents. Our main goal
is to calculate the topological entropy of these sets. More precisely, we want to show
that the topological entropy of the ~α-level set E(~α)is equal to the Legendre transform
of the topological pressure for generic matrix cocycles. Note that a similar statement can
be expressed in probabilistic language to establish a large deviation principle (LDP) for
random matrix products (see [26]).
Feng and Huang [18] calculated the topological entropy of ~α-level sets E(~α)for almost
additive potentials that improves a result of Barreira and Gelfert in [6] on Lyapunov ex-
ponents of nonconformal repellers. Notice that almost additivity condition holds only for
a restrictive family of matrices. For instance, Bárány et al. [3] showed that this condition
for planar matrix tuples is equivalent to domination, which is an open condition but not
generic. One can find more information about the multifractal formalism in [7,15,21].
In this paper, we consider typical cocycles that are matrix cocycles with extra assumptions
on some periodic point pΣand one of its homoclinic points zΣ(see Section 2for the
ENTROPY SPECTRUM OF LYAPUNOV EXPONENTS FOR TYPICAL COCYCLES 4
precise definition). We call this pair (p, z)a typical pair, and the typicality assumptions
on the pair are suitable generalizations of the proximality and strong irreducibility in the
setting of random product of matrices. Bonatti and Viana [11] introduced the notion of
typical cocycles. They showed that the set of typical cocycles is open and dense in the
set of fiber-bunched cocycles and that its complement has infinite codimension. Also, they
proved that typical cocycles have simple Lyapunov exponents with respect to any ergodic
measures with continuous local product structure.
We consider typical cocycles and ~α Rd.Then, we calculate the topological entropy of
the ~α-level set E(~α). For simplicity, we say the level set E(~α)instead of the ~α-level set
E(~α)if there is no confusion about ~α.
We define Falconer’s singular value function ϕs(A)as follows. Let k∈ {0,...,d1}
and ks < k + 1. Then,
ϕs(A) = σ1(A)···σk(A)σk+1(A)sk,
and if sd, then ϕs(A) = (det(A))s
d.
For q:= (q1,··· , qd)Rd, we define the generalized singular value function ψq1,...,qd(A) :
Rd×d[0,)as
ψq1,...,qd(A) := σ1(A)q1···σd(A)qd= d1
Y
m=1
Am
qmqm+1 !
Ad
qd.
When s[0, d], the singular value function ϕs(A(·)) coincides with the generalized
singular value function ψq1,...,qd(A(·)) where
(q1,...,qd) = (1,...,1
|{z }
mtimes
, s m, 0,...,0),
with m=s. We denote ψq(A) := ψq1,...,qd(A).We should notice that even though
there is some similarity between the previous expressions, Falconer’s singular value function
ϕs(A)is submultiplicative, whereas the generalized singular value function ψq(A)is neither
submultiplicative nor supermultiplicative.
Notice that the limit in defining the topological pressure P(log ψq(A)) exists for any
qRdwhen Ais a typical cocycle (see Section 3).
Theorem A. Assume that (A1,...,Ak)GL(d, R)kgenerates a one-step cocycle A: Σ
GL(d, R).Let A: Σ GL(d, R)be a typical cocycle. Then
htop(E(~α)) = inf
qRd{P(log ψq(A)) − hq, ~αi}
for all ~α ˚
~
L.
In Section 2 we introduce some notation and preliminaries. In Section 3 we prove the
upper bound of Theorem A. The key idea in the proof of Theorem A is to find the dominated
subsystems for typical cocycles, and then we prove that the topological pressure over the
dominated subset converges to the topological pressure over all points that are done in
ENTROPY SPECTRUM OF LYAPUNOV EXPONENTS FOR TYPICAL COCYCLES 5
Section 4. We prove Theorem A for dominated cocycles in Section 5. Finally, we prove
Theorem A in Section 6.
1.1. Acknowledgements. The author thanks Ville Salo, Michal Rams and Kiho Park for
helpful discussions. He also thanks the anonymous referee for their valuable corrections
and suggestions.
2. Preliminaries
2.1. Subshifts of finite type and standing notations. Assume that Q= (qij )is a
matrix k×kwith qij ∈ {0,1}.The (two sided) subshift of finite type associated to the
matrix Qis a left shift map T: ΣQΣQi.e., T(xn)nZ= (xn+1)nZ, where ΣQis the set
of sequences
ΣQ:= {x= (xi)iZ:xi∈ {1, ..., k}and Qxi,xi+1 = 1 for all iZ};
denote it by Q, T ). In the case where all entries of the matrix Qare equal to 1, we say
that is the full shift. For simplicity, we denote that ΣQ= Σ.
We call that i0...ik1is an admissible word if Qin,in+1 = 1 for all 0nk2. Let
Ldenote the collection of admissible words, and Lndenote the set of admissible words of
length n. An admissible word of length nis defined as a word x0, x1, ..., xn1such that
xi∈ {1,2, ..., k}and Qxi,xi+1 = 1.
In the case of a full shift , T ),Lrepresents the set of all words, while Lnrepresents
the set of words of length n. The length of a word Iin Lis denoted by |I|.
We can define the n-th level cylinder [I]as follows:
[I] = [i0...in1] := {xΣ : xj=ij0jn1},
for any i0...in1∈ Ln.
A cylinder containing x= (xi)iZΣof length nNis defined by
[x]n:= (yi)iZΣ : xi=yifor all 0in1.
We say that the matrix Qis primitive when there exists n > 0such that all the entries
of Qnare positive. The primitivity of Qis equivalent to the mixing property of the cor-
responding subshift of finite type , T ), and such constant nis called the mixing rate of
Σ.
We consider the space Σis endowed with the metric dwhich is defined as follows: For
x= (xi)iZ, y = (yi)iZΣ, we have
(2.1) d(x, y) = 2k,
where kis the largest integer such that xi=yifor all |i|< k.
In the two-sided dynamics, we define the local stable set
Ws
loc(x) = {(yn)nZ:xn=ynfor all n0}
and the local unstable set
Wu
loc(x) = {(yn)nZ:xn=ynfor all n0}.
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arXiv:2210.11574v3[math.DS]22Jul2024ENTROPYSPECTRUMOFLYAPUNOVEXPONENTSFORTYPICALCOCYCLESREZAMOHAMMADPOURID(UPPSALAUNIVERSITY)reza.mohammadpour@math.uu.seAbstract.Inthispaper,westudythesizeofthelevelsetsofallLyapunovexponents.Fortypicalcocycles,weestablishavariationalrelationbetweenthetopologicalentr...

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