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228 Tien-Cuong Dinh and Nessim Sibony<br />

and<br />

h − ν (g,x) := sup<br />

δ>0<br />

1<br />

liminf−<br />

n→∞ n logν(Bg n(x,δ)).<br />

Theorem 1.114 (Brin-Katok). Let g : X → X be a continuous map on a compact<br />

metric space. Let ν be an invariant probability measure of finite entropy. Then,<br />

hν(g,x) =h − ν (g,x) and hν(g,g(x)) = hν(g,x) for ν-almost every x. Moreover,<br />

〈ν,hν(g,·)〉 is equal to the entropy hν(g) of ν. In particular, if ν is ergodic, we have<br />

hν(g,x)=hν(g) ν-almost everywhere.<br />

One can roughly say that ν(B g n(x,δ)) goes to zero at the exponential rate e −hν(g)<br />

for δ small. We can deduce from the above theorem that if Y ⊂ X is a Borel set with<br />

ν(Y ) > 0, then ht(g,Y) ≥ hν(g). The comparison with the topological entropy is<br />

given by the variational principle [KH, W].<br />

Theorem 1.115 (variational principle). Let g : X → X be a continuous map on a<br />

compact metric space. Then<br />

suphν(g)=ht(g),<br />

where the supremum is taken over the invariant probability measures ν.<br />

Newhouse proved in [NE] thatifg is a smooth map on a smooth compact manifold,<br />

there is always a measure ν of maximal entropy, i.e. hν(g) =ht(g). One of<br />

the natural question in dynamics is to find the measures which maximize entropy.<br />

Their supports are in some sense the most chaotic parts of the system. The notion<br />

of Jacobian of a measure is useful in order to estimate the metric entropy.<br />

Let g : X → X be a measurable map as above which preserves a probability<br />

measure ν. Assume there is a countable partition (ξi) of X, such that the map g<br />

is injective on each ξi. The Jacobian Jν(g) of g with respect to ν is defined as<br />

the Radon-Nikodym derivative of g ∗ (ν) with respect to ν on each ξi. Observe that<br />

g ∗ (ν) is well-defined on ξi since g restricted to ξi is injective. We have the following<br />

theorem due to Parry [P].<br />

Theorem 1.116 (Parry). Let g, ν be as above and Jν(g) the Jacobian of g with<br />

respect to ν.Then<br />

�<br />

hν(g) ≥ logJν(g)dν.<br />

We now discuss the metric entropy of holomorphic maps on P k . The following<br />

result is a consequence of the variational principle and Theorems 1.108 and 1.112.<br />

Corollary 1.117. Let f be an endomorphism of algebraic degree d ≥ 2 of P k .Letν<br />

be an invariant probability measure. Then hν( f ) ≤ k logd. If the support of ν does<br />

not intersect the Julia set Jp of order p, then hν( f ) ≤ (p − 1)logd. In particular,<br />

if ν is ergodic and hν( f ) > (p − 1)logd, then ν is supported on Jp.<br />

In the following result, the value of the metric entropy was obtained in [BD2,S3]<br />

and the uniqueness was obtained by Briend-Duval in [BD2]. The case of dimension<br />

1 is due to Freire-Lopès-Mañé[FL] and Lyubich [LY].

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