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On a gap series of Mark Kac

Katusi Fukuyama — 1999

Colloquium Mathematicae

Mark Kac gave an example of a function f on the unit interval such that f cannot be written as f(t)=g(2t)-g(t) with an integrable function g, but the limiting variance of n - 1 / 2 k = 0 n - 1 f ( 2 k t ) vanishes. It is proved that there is no measurable g such that f(t)=g(2t)-g(t). It is also proved that there is a non-measurable g which satisfies this equality.

A version of the law of large numbers

Katusi Fukuyama — 2001

Colloquium Mathematicae

By the method of Rio [10], for a locally square integrable periodic function f, we prove ( f ( μ t x ) + . . . + f ( μ t x ) ) / n 0 1 f for almost every x and t > 0.

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