On a scaling entropy sequence of a dynamical system
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Abstract: We present a series of statements about scaling entropy, a metric invariant of dynamical systems proposed by A. M. Vershik in the late 90's. We show that it is a metric invariant indeed and calculate it in several special cases.
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