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Sur la cohomologie dans les schémas de Bernoulli

Thierry de la Rue — 2000

Colloquium Mathematicae

We introduce an invariant of cohomology in Bernoulli shifts, which is used to answer a question about cohomology of Hölder functions with finitary functions whose coding time is integrable. When restricted to the class of Hölder functions, this invariant even provides a criterion of cohomology.

Sur les processus quasi-Markoviens et certains de leurs facteurs

Thierry de la Rue — 2005

Colloquium Mathematicae

We study a class of stationary finite state processes, called quasi-Markovian, including in particular the processes whose law is a Gibbs measure as defined by Bowen. We show that, if a factor with integrable coding time of a quasi-Markovian process is maximal in entropy, then this factor splits off, which means that it admits a Bernoulli shift as an independent complement. If it is not maximal in entropy, then we can find a splitting finite extension of this factor, which generalizes a theorem...

Zero Krengel entropy does not kill Poisson entropy

Élise JanvresseThierry de la Rue — 2012

Annales de l'I.H.P. Probabilités et statistiques

We prove that the notions of Krengel entropy and Poisson entropy for infinite-measure-preserving transformations do not always coincide: We construct a conservative infinite-measure-preserving transformation with zero Krengel entropy (the induced transformation on a set of measure 1 is the Von Neumann–Kakutani odometer), but whose associated Poisson suspension has positive entropy.

Almost-sure growth rate of generalized random Fibonacci sequences

Élise JanvresseBenoît RittaudThierry de la Rue — 2010

Annales de l'I.H.P. Probabilités et statistiques

We study the generalized random Fibonacci sequences defined by their first non-negative terms and for ≥1, +2= +1± (linear case) and +2=| +1± | (non-linear case), where each ± sign is independent and either + with probability or − with probability 1− (0<≤1). Our main result is that, when is of the form =2cos(/) for some integer ≥3, the exponential growth of for 0<≤1,...

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