Neste trabalho estudamos o valor mínimo da entropia topológica para uma classe de aplicações isotópicas à identidade em superfícies orientáveis (sem bordo, não necessariamente compactas e possivelmente de tipo finito) sob um ponto de vista estritamente topológico. Este estudo é feito utilizando a nova teoria de forcing para trajetórias transversas de Le Calvez e Tal que se baseia na teoria de Brouwer equivariante, em que é possível folhear superfícies com folhas relacionadas a teoria de Brouwer no plano. O principal resultado deste trabalho é uma melhora na estimativa da entropia topológica obtida por Le Calvez e Tal em um recente trabalho em que os autores buscam ferraduras topológicas em superfícies orientáveis utilizando ferramentas similares apresentadas aqui. Uma aplicação deste resultado acima é feita utilizando aplicações em S^2 que possuam um ponto fixo cuja trajetória pela isotopia deste ponto não seja homotópica a um múltiplo de um loop simples. Com estas hipóteses, melhoramos a estimativa dada por Le Calvez e Tal em que é encontrado um valor mínimo estritamente positivo para a entropia topológica desta aplicação. / In this work we study the minimum topological entropy value for one class of maps isotopics to the identity in oriented surfaces (without border, not necessary compacts and possibly of finite type) under the point of view strictly topological. This study is done using the new forcing theory to transverse trajectories from Le Calvez and Tal which it is based to equivariant Brouwer Theory, on what it is possible to leaf surfaces with leaves related to plane Brouwer theory. The main result in this work is a improvement in the estimates from the topological entropy obtained by Le Calvez and Tal in one recent work where the authors seek topological horseshoes on oriented surfaces using tools very similar to that are shown here. One application of the above result is done using maps on S^2 that have a fixed point whose trajectory by the isotopy of this point do not be homotopic to a multiple of a simple loop. With these hypotheses, we improve the estimates given by Le Calvez and Tal on what is found a strictly positive minimum value to the topological entropy of this map.

Cette thèse concerne les homéomorphismes de surfaces.Soit f un difféomorphisme d'une surface M préservant l'aire et isotope à l'identité. Si f a un point fixe contractile isolé et dégénéré z0 avec un indice de Lefschetz égal à 1, et si l'aire de M est finie, nous prouverons au chapitre 3 que z0 est accumulé non seulement par des points périodiques mais aussi par des orbites périodiques au sens de la mesure. Plus précisément, la mesure de Dirac en z0 est la limite en topologie faible-étoile d'une suite de probabilités invariantes supportées par des orbites périodiques. Notre preuve est totalement topologique et s'applique au cas d'homéomorphismes en considérant l'ensemble de rotation local.Au chapitre 4, nous étudierons des homéomorphismes préservant l’aire et isotope à l’identité. Nous prouverons l’existence d'isotopies maximales particulières: les isotopies maximales à torsion faible. En particulier, lorsque f est un difféomorphisme ayant un nombre fini de points fixes tous non-dégénérés, une isotopie I joignant l'identité à f est à torsion faible si et seulement si pour tout point z fixé le long de I, le nombre de rotation (réel) ρ(I,z), qui est bien défini quand on éclate f en z, est contenu dans (-1,1). Nous démontrerons l'existence d'isotopies maximales à torsion faible, et nous étudierons la dynamique locale de feuilletages transverses à l'isotopie près des singularités isolées.Au chapitre 5, nous énoncerons une généralisation d'un théorème de Poincaré-Birkhoff local au cas où il existe des points fixes au bord. / This thesis concerns homeomorphisms of surfaces.Let f be an area preserving diffeomorphism of an oriented surface M isotopic to the identity. If f has an isolated degenerate contractible fixed point z0 with Lefschetz index one, and if the area of M is finite, we will prove in Chapter 3 that z0 is accumulated not only by periodic points, but also by periodic orbits in the measure sense. More precisely, the Dirac measure at z0 is the limit in weak-star topology of a sequence of invariant probability measures supported on periodic orbits. Our proof is purely topological and will works for homeomorphisms and is related to the notion of local rotation set.In chapter 4, we will define a kind of identity isotopies: torsion-low isotopies. In particular, when f is a diffeomorphism with finitely many fixed points such that every fixed point is not degenerate, an identity isotopy I of f is torsion-low if and only if for every point z fixed along the isotopy, the (real) rotation number ρ(I,z), which is well defined when one blows-up f at z, is contained in (-1,1). We will prove the existence of torsion-low maximal identity isotopies, and we will deduce the local dynamics of the transverse foliations of any torsion-low maximal isotopy near any isolated singularity.In chapter 5, we will generalize a local Poincaré-Birkhoff theorem to the case where there exist fixed points on the boundary