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Shows equilibrium states exist in partially hyperbolic endomorphisms, suggesting advancements in dynamic systems.
We establish the existence and finiteness of equilibrium states for a class of partially hyperbolic endomorphisms. In our first result, we assume that the central direction is simple. In the second result, we consider the case where there exists a dominated splitting along the central direction, which is decomposed into one-dimensional subbundles. This latter result extends the work of Alvarez and Cantarino [1] to higher-dimensional central directions. Finally, we demonstrate the finiteness of measures of maximal entropy under the assumption that the central direction is one-dimensional and the integrated Lyapunov exponent is bounded away from zero.
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