Finitary isomorphisms of Brownian motions (Q782411): Difference between revisions

A measure-preserving flow \((K,k,T)\) is Bernoulli if for each time \(t > 0\), the discrete-time system \((K,k,{({T_{nt}})_{n \in Z}})\) is isomorphic to a Bernoulli shift. When the coding window is finite, almost surely the isomorphism is finitary. For fixed \(h > 0\) the authors construct by elementary methods isomorphisms with almost surely finite coding windows between Brownian motions reflected on the intervals \([0,qh]\) for all positive rational \(q\). The main part of the paper considers reflected and periodic Brownian motions arising from Brownian motion with variance equal to 1. Some results are the following: Theorem 1. Let \(h > 0\) and let \(q\) be a positive rational. A stationary Brownian motion reflected on the interval \([0,qh]\) is finitarily isomorphic to a stationary Brownian motion reflected on \([0,h]\); moreover, the isomorphism has a finitary inverse. Theorem 2. Let \(h > 0\). A stationary periodic Brownian motion reflected on the interval \([0,2h]\) is finitarily isomorphic to a stationary Brownian motion reflected on \([0,h]\); moreover, the isomorphism has a finitary inverse. Theorem 3. Let \(h > 0\) and let \(q\) be a positive rational. A stationary periodic Brownian motion reflected on the interval \([0,qh]\) is finitarily isomorphic to a stationary periodic Brownian motion on \([0,h]\); moreover, the isomorphism has a finitary inverse.