Any two irreducible Markov chains are finitarily orbit equivalent (Q2655787): Difference between revisions

Suppose that \((X,\mathfrak A,\mu,T)\) and \((Y,\mathfrak B,\nu,S)\) are two dynamical systems with homeomorphisms \(T\) and \(S\) on metrizable spaces \(X\) and \(Y\), resp. They are said to be ``finitarily orbit equivalent'' if there exist subsets \(X_0\subset X\) and \(Y_0\subset Y\), both of full measure, and an invertible measure-preserving map \(\phi\) from \(X_0\) to \(Y_0\), which is a homeomorphism with respect to the relative topologies on \(X\) and \(Y\), such that \(\phi(\)\textrm Orb\(_T(x))=\)Orb\(_S(\phi(x))\) for \(\mu\)-a.e.\ \(x\in X\). It is shown that a finitary orbit equivalence map exists between any two irreducible Markov chains.