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On measures simultaneously invariant by the transformations \(x\to \{\lambda x\}\) and \(x\to \{\beta x\}\) (English)
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22 November 1998
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For a real number \(\beta>1\) let \(S_\beta\) be the transformation \[ S_\beta:[0,1)\to [0,1),\quad S_\beta(x)=\{\beta x\}, \] where \(\{y\}\) denotes the fractional part of \(y\). For example, the author shows that for reasonable pairs of Pisot-numbers \(\beta\) and \(\lambda\) there is no Bernoulli- or Markov-measure which is simultaneously invariant by two transformations \(S_\beta\) and \(S_\lambda\).
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Pisot-numbers
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distribution mod 1
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simultaneously invariant measures
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