Entropy on regular sets and periodic-orbit growth for singular flows
C. A. Morales
Abstract
We study entropy and periodic-orbit growth for flows on metric spaces. First, we prove that the finite topological entropy of a flow on a compact metric space is completely carried by compact subsets of its regular set. Next, we establish a Bowen--Walters inequality for geometrically separating flows on possibly noncompact metric spaces, under uniform control at time zero and dynamical isolation at infinity. As applications, we obtain the Bowen--Walters inequality for singular suspension flows over expansive homeomorphisms, multisingular-hyperbolic sets---extending the upper-bound part of pyyz---and asymptotically sectional-hyperbolic attractors such as Rovella's r.
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