Abstract
We introduce a version of the nonadditive topological pressure for flows and we describe some of its main properties. In particular, we discuss how the nonadditive topological pressure varies with the data and we establish a variational principle in terms of the Kolmogorov–Sinai entropy. We also consider corresponding capacity topological pressures. In the particular case of subadditive families of functions we give a simpler characterization of these pressures. To the possible extent we follow corresponding arguments for maps, although various proofs require nontrivial modifications.
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