Dynamical systems and ergodic theory Definition
Ruelle zeta function
Builds on Artin–Mazur zeta functionFixed pointFormal power seriesSubshift of finite type
Definition
Let be a set and let be a map. Assume that the set of fixed points of is finite for every . Let be a function, called the weight. The Ruelle zeta function of is the formal power series
Remarks
Example: let be the shift on the full shift and let be a constant. The shift has fixed points, each of weight , so .
Non-example: for the identity map of the circle the set is infinite, so the inner sum is not defined.
With one gets the Artin–Mazur zeta function of . More generally the weight may take values in matrices, and then the product is replaced by the trace of the ordered product . If is the shift on a subshift of finite type with transition matrix and depends only on the first two symbols, then , where .
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| Kind | definition |
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| MSC | 37C30, 11M41 |
| Defines | Ruelle zeta function |
| Uses | Artin–Mazur zeta function, Fixed point, Formal power series, Subshift of finite type |
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