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We introduce the notion of localized topological pressure for continuous maps on compact metric spaces. The localized pressure of a continuous potential $varphi$ is computed by considering only those $(n,epsilon)$-separated sets whose statistical sums with respect to an $m$-dimensional potential $Phi$ are close to a given value $win bR^m$. We then establish for several classes of systems and potentials $varphi$ and $Phi$ a local version of the variational principle. We also construct examples showing that the assumptions in the localized variational principle are fairly sharp. Next, we study localized equilibrium states and show that even in the case of subshifts of finite type and Holder continuous potentials, there are several new phenomena that do not occur in the theory of classical equilibrium states. In particular, ergodic localized equilibrium states for Holder continuous potentials are in general not unique.
Our goal is to present the basic results on one-dimensional Gibbs and equilibrium states viewed as special invariant measures on symbolic dynamical systems, and then to describe without technicalities a sample of results they allowed to obtain for ce
Unstable pressure and u-equilibrium states are introduced and investigated for a partially hyperbolic diffeomorphsim $f$. We define the u-pressure $P^u(f, varphi)$ of $f$ at a continuous function $varphi$ via the dynamics of $f$ on local unstable lea
Pfister and Sullivan proved that if a topological dynamical system $(X,T)$ satisfies almost product property and uniform separation property, then for each nonempty compact %convex subset $K$ of invariant measures, the entropy of saturated set $G_{K}
In this paper we introduce the definition of topological $r$-pressure of free semigroup actions on compact metric space and provide some properties of it. Through skew-product transformation into a medium, we can obtain the following two main results
We explore an approach to the conjecture of Katok on intermediate entropies that based on uniqueness of equilibrium states, provided the entropy function is upper semi-continuous. As an application, we prove Katoks conjecture for Ma~ne diffeomorphisms.