Being $h$ the differential entropy, defined by $h(X) = - \int f(x) \log(f(x)) dx$, where $X$ is a random variable.
I know there's a property of $h$ that states that: $h(Y) = h(X) + \log|a|$, being $Y=aX$, where $a \ne 0$ is a deterministic constant and $X$ is a random variable.
I was wondering which is the justification of this for the case of:
$Y=aX$, and the PDF of Y $f(y)=(1/a) \cdot f(x/a)$.