A non-additive thermodynamic formalism and dimension theory of hyperbolic dynamical systems
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The author developes a nonadditive version of the thermodynamic formalism. Using this nonadditive thermodynamic formalism, the author unifies and extends many results of dimension theory of hyperbolic dynamical systems. In particular, the author establishes lower and upper dimension estimates for repellers of continuous expanding maps, and for the intersection of basic sets of Axiom \(A^\#\) homeomorphisms with stable and unstable sets.
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