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Topological entropy in physics

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Topological entropy is a concept from dynamical systems, particularly in the study of chaotic systems, that measures the complexity or rate of growth of information about the system over time. It was introduced by the mathematician Jakob (Jacques) Y. R. D. W. Topologists in the context of topological dynamical systems, and it has applications in various fields, including physics.

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