Equivalent-singular dichotomy for quasi-invariant ergodic measures
The paper deals with the comparison of two probability measures \(\mu_ 1\) and \(\mu_ 2\) on locally convex vector spaces. The main result shows that \(\mu_ 1\) and \(\mu_ 2\) are either equivalent or mutually singular whenever \(\mu_ 1\) and \(\mu_ 2\) are quasi-invariant and ergodic with respect to some linear subspaces. The result applies to Hájek-Feldman's dichotomy for Gaussian measures and Fernique's dichotomy for a product measure and a Gaussian measure. On the other hand the paper yields a contribution to Chatterji's and Ramaswamy's conjecture, namely: If \(\mu_ 1\) and \(\mu_ 2\) are symmetric stable distributions with a discrete Lévy measure on a separable Banach space then the equivalent-singular dichotomy holds.
- Quasi-invariant measures on the infinite product of \(SU(2)\)
- Dichotomy of ergodic measures on linear spaces
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4198384 (Why is no real title available?)
- Equivalence-singularity dichotomy in Markov measures
- A remark on the commensurability for inclusions of ergodic measured equivalence relations
This page was built for publication: Equivalent-singular dichotomy for quasi-invariant ergodic measures
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q1068417)