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Strong sensitivity of systems satisfying the large deviations theorem
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    Strong sensitivity of systems satisfying the large deviations theorem (English)
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    29 January 2016
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    topologically strong ergodicity
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    sensitivity
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    upper density one sensitivity
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    positive lower density sensitivity
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    ergodic sensitivity
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    the large deviations theorem
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