Conjecture on the exceptional set of nondifferentiability of the entropy function

Let HH be the entropy function and let E{\mathcal{E}} denote the exceptional set introduced in the paper. By Theorem 2, HH is differentiable inside each entropy plateau (pL,pR)(p_L,p_R), so the set of points where HH is not differentiable is contained in E{\mathcal{E}}. Nondifferentiability conjecture. The set E{\mathcal{E}} is exactly the set of points where HH is not differentiable. This would identify the exceptional set completely; the source provides no resolution of the conjecture.

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Rafael Alcaraz Barrera, Simon Baker and Derong Kong, “Entropy, topological transitivity, and dimensional properties of unique q-expansions”, arXiv:1609.02122 (2017).

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