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Strongly mixing sequences of measure preserving transformations

Ehrhard Behrends, Jörg Schmeling (2001)

Czechoslovak Mathematical Journal

We call a sequence ( T n ) of measure preserving transformations strongly mixing if P ( T n - 1 A B ) tends to P ( A ) P ( B ) for arbitrary measurable A , B . We investigate whether one can pass to a suitable subsequence ( T n k ) such that 1 K k = 1 K f ( T n k ) f d P almost surely for all (or “many”) integrable f .

Structure of mixing and category of complete mixing for stochastic operators

Anzelm Iwanik, Ryszard Rębowski (1992)

Annales Polonici Mathematici

Let T be a stochastic operator on a σ-finite standard measure space with an equivalent σ-finite infinite subinvariant measure λ. Then T possesses a natural "conservative deterministic factor" Φ which is the Frobenius-Perron operator of an invertible measure preserving transformation φ. Moreover, T is mixing ("sweeping") iff φ is a mixing transformation. Some stronger versions of mixing are also discussed. In particular, a notion of *L¹-s.o.t. mixing is introduced and characterized in terms of weak...

S-unimodal Misiurewicz maps with flat critical points

Roland Zweimüller (2004)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

We consider S-unimodal Misiurewicz maps T with a flat critical point c and show that they exhibit ergodic properties analogous to those of interval maps with indifferent fixed (or periodic) points. Specifically, there is a conservative ergodic absolutely continuous σ-finite invariant measure μ, exact up to finite rotations, and in the infinite measure case the system is pointwise dual ergodic with many uniform and Darling-Kac sets. Determining the order of return distributions to suitable reference...

Support overlapping L 1 contractions and exact non-singular transformations

Michael Lin (2000)

Colloquium Mathematicae

Let T be a positive linear contraction of L 1 of a σ-finite measure space (X,Σ,μ) which overlaps supports. In general, T need not be completely mixing, but it is in the following cases: (i) T is the Frobenius-Perron operator of a non-singular transformation ϕ (in which case complete mixing is equivalent to exactness of ϕ). (ii) T is a Harris recurrent operator. (iii) T is a convolution operator on a compact group. (iv) T is a convolution operator on a LCA group.

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