An uncountable Mackey-Zimmer theorem
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Abstract: The Mackey-Zimmer theorem classifies ergodic group extensions of a measure-preserving system by a compact group , by showing that such extensions are isomorphic to a group skew-product for some closed subgroup of . An analogous theorem is also available for ergodic homogeneous extensions of , namely that they are isomorphic to a homogeneous skew-product . These theorems have many uses in ergodic theory, for instance playing a key role in the Host-Kra structural theory of characteristic factors of measure-preserving systems. The existing proofs of the Mackey-Zimmer theorem require various "countability", "separability", or "metrizability" hypotheses on the group that acts on the system, the base space , and the group used to perform the extension. In this paper we generalize the Mackey-Zimmer theorem to "uncountable" settings in which these hypotheses are omitted, at the cost of making the notion of a measure-preserving system and a group extension more abstract. However, this abstraction is partially counteracted by the use of a "canonical model" for abstract measure-preserving systems developed in a companion paper. In subsequent work we will apply this theorem to also obtain uncountable versions of the Host-Kra structural theory.
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