Dimensions of random average conformal repellers (Q2258412)

The paper deals with the Hausdorff dimension of a dynamically defined repeller. The authors consider a general setting of a skew-product transformation \(\Theta\colon\Omega\times M\to\Omega\times M\) defined by \(\Theta(\omega,x)=(\vartheta\omega,T_\omega x)\), where \(\vartheta\) is an ergodic invertible transformation of a Lebesgue space \((\Omega,\mathbb P)\) and where \(\{T_\omega\colon M\to M\}\) is a continuous bundle random dynamic system over \(\vartheta\) of \(C^{1+\alpha}\) maps of a \(m\)-dimensional compact manifold \(M\). The authors call an invariant compact bundle \(E\subset\Omega\times M\) a ``random average conformal repeller'' if for any \(\Theta\)-ergodic invariant probability measure with marginal \(\mathbb P\) on \(\Omega\), all \(m\) Lyapunov exponents provided by the Oseledec multiplicative ergodic theorem are equal and are positive. Based on the subadditive and superadditive thermodynamic formalism, studying certain (subadditive and superadditive) random pressure functions, the authors show a version of the classical Bowen's formula: the root of a random pressure function provides a (lower and upper) bound for the Hausdorff dimension of the repeller.