An integral representation for topological pressure in terms of conditional probabilities
Abstract
Given an equilibrium state μ for a continuous function f on a shift of finite type X, the pressure of f is the integral, with respect to μ, of the sum of f and the information function of μ. We show that under certain assumptions on f, X and an invariant measure , the pressure of f can also be represented as the integral with respect to of the same integrand. Under stronger hypotheses we show that this representation holds for all invariant measures . We establish an algorithmic implication for approximation of pressure, and we relate our results to a result in thermodynamic formalism.
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