For finitely generated discrete groups with polynomial growth, product entropy of induced automorphisms on reduced group C*-algebras is bounded above and below by algebraic and geometric entropies; for exponential growth the metric dimension is generically infinite.
Brown-Voiculescu entropy revisited
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Aided by the tools and outlook provided by modern classification theory, we take a new look at the Brown-Voiculescu entropy of endomorphisms of nuclear C*-algebras. In particular, we introduce `coloured' versions of noncommutative topological entropy suitable for C*-algebras A of finite nuclear dimension or finite decomposition rank. In the latter case, assuming further that A is simple, separable, unital, satisfies the UCT and has finitely many extremal traces, we prove a variational type principle in terms of quasidiagonal approximations relative to this finite set of traces. Building on work of Kerr, we also show that infinite entropy occurs generically among endomorphisms and automorphisms of certain classifiable C*-algebras that function as noncommutative spaces of observables of topological manifolds.
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Metric dimension and product entropy of group $C^{\ast}$-algebras
For finitely generated discrete groups with polynomial growth, product entropy of induced automorphisms on reduced group C*-algebras is bounded above and below by algebraic and geometric entropies; for exponential growth the metric dimension is generically infinite.