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Some properties of cellular automata with equicontinuity points (English)
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20 March 2001
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Cellular automata with points of equicontinuity are studied. For these maps it is shown that surjectivity implies the existence of a dense set of periodic points (and this is extended to maps on transitive subshifts of finite type). Any (spatial) shift-invariant measure which gives the set of points of equicontinuity full measure is shown to Cesàro converge; the limiting measure is described and some results on its support are given.
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cellular automata
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invariant measures
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