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2209.05019

Explicit Dynamical Systems on the Sierpiński Curve

Worapan Homsomboon

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Audit review

The paper constructs a measure on the inverse limit S∞ so that (S∞,H∞,μ) is measure-theoretically isomorphic to the quotient sphere system (S0,H0,ν), by projecting away the blown-up circles, and then invokes standard factor/isomorphism entropy results (Prop. 2.4.1–2.4.2) to conclude h(H∞)=h(H0) and hence to transfer the base entropies. For (T2,FA) and (Xg,Tλ), the finite number of branch points allows immediate equality; for (Cn,Bn), the paper proves equality via a factor from (Σn,σn) and Ledrappier–Walters to handle the fiber term and then shows every r>0 is realized (Prop. 4.0.1) . The candidate’s solution uses the same backbone: almost-everywhere bijectivity across blow-ups/inverse limit to get measure isomorphism, and finite-to-one quotient to preserve entropy; it computes base entropies by standard results and realizes all r>0 via Bernoulli weights. Differences are primarily in citations and presentation (Abramov–Rokhlin/Pesin vs. Ledrappier–Walters), but the logical steps match the paper’s argument and yield the same conclusions, namely Theorem C .

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\textbf{Recommendation:} minor revisions

\textbf{Journal Tier:} specialist/solid

\textbf{Justification:}

The manuscript extends the inverse-limit construction of dynamics on Sierpiński carpets to several natural families and identifies metric entropies cleanly. The measure-theoretic isomorphism between the carpet system and the quotient sphere, together with Ledrappier–Walters, is used appropriately; the baker/Chamanara case is handled carefully. Minor clarifications about measure-zero sets and the precise hypotheses of the entropy results would improve accessibility, but the results appear correct and of solid interest to specialists.