Krengel--Lin decomposition for probability measures on hypergroups.
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Abstract: A Markov operator on a -finite measure space with invariant measure is said to have Krengel-Lin decomposition if where and is the deterministic -field of . We consider convolution operators and we show that a measure on a hypergroup has Krengel-Lin decomposition if and only if the sequence converges to an idempotent or is scattered. We verify this condition for probabilities on Tortrat groups, on commutative hypergroups and on central hypergroups. We give a counter-example to show that the decomposition is not true for measures on discrete hypergroups which is in contrast to the discrete groups case.
In this paper the author gives a necessary and sufficient condition for a probability measure on a hypergroup to have a Krengel-Lin decomposition. The author also applies the result to probability measures on Tortrat groups, on commutative hypergroups and on central hypergroups. The paper ends with an example showing that a Krengel-Lin decomposition does not hold for certain measures on discrete hypergroups.
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