On the entropy of Japanese continued fractions
Laura Luzzi, Stefano Marmi
Abstract
We consider a one-parameter family of expanding interval maps \Tα\α∈ [0,1] (japanese continued fractions) which include the Gauss map (α=1) and the nearest integer and by-excess continued fraction maps (α=1/2,α=0). We prove that the Kolmogorov-Sinai entropy h(α) of these maps depends continuously on the parameter and that h(α) 0 as α 0. Numerical results suggest that this convergence is not monotone and that the entropy function has infinitely many phase transitions and a self-similar structure. Finally, we find the natural extension and the invariant densities of the maps Tα for α=1n.
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