On a class of Monge-Ampére problems with non-homogeneous Dirichlet boundary condition.
We describe two methods of obtaining analytic flows on the torus which are disjoint from dynamical systems induced by some classical stationary processes.
Let ũ denote the conjugate Poisson integral of a function . We give conditions on a region Ω so that , the Hilbert transform of f at x, for a.e. x. We also consider more general Calderón-Zygmund singular integrals and give conditions on a set Ω so that is a bounded operator on , 1 < p < ∞, and is weak (1,1).
Special flows over some locally rigid automorphisms and under L² ceiling functions satisfying a local L² Denjoy-Koksma type inequality are considered. Such flows are proved to be disjoint (in the sense of Furstenberg) from mixing flows and (under some stronger assumption) from weakly mixing flows for which the weak closure of the set of all instances consists of indecomposable Markov operators. As applications we prove that ∙ special flows built over ergodic interval exchange...
It is shown that there exists a flow on a Lebesgue space with finite entropy and an extremal σ-algebra of it which is not perfect.
The bifurcation structure of a one parameter dependent piecewise linear population model is described. An explicit formula is given for the density of the unique invariant absolutely continuous probability measure mub for each parameter value b. The continuity of the map b --> mub is established.
In a 1987 paper, Cambanis, Hardin and Weron defined doubly stationary stable processes as those stable processes which have a spectral representation which is itself stationary, and they gave an example of a stationary symmetric stable process which they claimed was not doubly stationary. Here we show that their process actually had a moving average representation, and hence was doubly stationary. We also characterize doubly stationary processes in terms of measure-preserving regular set isomorphisms...
The Stein-Weiss theorem that the distribution function of the Hilbert transform of the characteristic function of E depends only on the measure of E is generalized to the ergodic Hilbert transform.
If is a sequence of real numbers which is good for the ergodic theorem, is the sequence of the integer parts good for the ergodic theorem ? The answer is negative for the mean ergodic theorem and affirmative for the pointwise ergodic theorem.