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2206.05084

RELATIVE UNIFORMLY POSITIVE ENTROPY OF INDUCED AMENABLE GROUP ACTIONS

Kairan Liu, Runju Wei

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Sep 28, 2025, 12:56 AM

Audit review

The paper cleanly proves the four-way equivalence in Theorem 1.1—(1) π rel.-u.p.e.; (2) some n with π̃n rel.-u.p.e.; (3) every n with π̃n rel.-u.p.e.; (4) π̃ rel.-u.p.e.—when Y is fully supported, by first establishing (1)⇔(2)⇔(3) (Theorem 3.5) using the independence-set characterization and product stability, and then (1)⇔(4) via Theorems 4.1–4.2 (with the support hypothesis needed only for (1)⇒(4)) . By contrast, the model’s outline contains a critical gap in the claimed implication (4)⇒(3): it asserts one can extend an open cover from Mn(X) to M(X) while preserving non-denseness on the relevant fiber, but provides no justification; controlling closures under such extensions is delicate and the claim is not valid as stated. The paper avoids this step entirely by a different route. The model also has minor inaccuracies (reversed inequality sign in a covering-number comparison and using Δ instead of e_n), though these do not affect the intended direction for (2)⇒(1). Overall, the paper’s arguments are correct and complete, whereas the model’s proof is incomplete for the (4)⇒(3) direction and thus does not establish the full equivalence.

Referee report (LaTeX)

\textbf{Recommendation:} minor revisions

\textbf{Journal Tier:} specialist/solid

\textbf{Justification:}

The work establishes a clean and useful equivalence relating relative uniformly positive entropy across X, all empirical subsystems Mn(X), and the induced system M(X) for actions of amenable groups. The proofs are grounded in established independence techniques and combinatorial lemmas and are logically coherent. Some minor typographical issues and opportunities to smooth exposition remain, but the mathematics appears correct and complete.