The topological complexity of Cantor attractors for unimodal interval maps
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Abstract: For a non-flat unimodal map with a Cantor attractor, we show that for any open cover of this attractor, the complexity function is of order . In the appendix, we construct a non-renormalizable map with a Cantor attractor for which is bounded from above for any open cover .
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