Paternain's real-analytic entropy conjecture for integrable geodesic flows

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Let a closed manifold carry a geodesic flow that is analytically integrable, meaning integrable by real-analytic first integrals in the sense used in the source, and let htoph_{\mathrm{top}} denote the topological entropy of the flow. Paternain's real-analytic entropy conjecture. If the geodesic flow is analytically integrable, then

htop=0.h_{\mathrm{top}}=0.

The CC^{\infty} version of the entropy claim was disproved in the paper, while this real-analytic version is presented as the remaining conjecture; analytic integrability is also associated there with polynomial growth of the fundamental group.

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A. V. Bolsinov and I. A. Taimanov, “Integrable geodesic flows on the suspensions of toric automorphisms”, arXiv:math/9911193 (1999).

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