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Typical expansive measures for infinite-dimensional maps
A classical theorem by Mañé states that compact metric spaces admitting expansive homeomorphisms must be finite-dimensional. It is a natural question, raised by Morales and Sirvent, whether this dimensional constraint extends to the measure-theoretic notion of expansiveness. In this paper, we answer
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