Invariant measures and orbit equivalence for generalized Toeplitz subshifts
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Abstract: We show that for every metrizable Choquet simplex and for every group , which is infinite, countable, amenable and residually finite, there exists a Toeplitz -subshift whose set of shift-invariant probability measures is affine homeomorphic to . Furthermore, we get that for every integer and every Toeplitz flow , there exists a Toeplitz -subshift which is topologically orbit equivalent to .
Summary: We show that for every metrizable Choquet simplex \(K\) and for every group \(G\) which is infinite, countable, amenable and residually finite, there exists a Toeplitz \(G\)-subshift whose set of shift-invariant probability measures is affinely homeomorphic to \(K\). Furthermore, we get that for every integer \(d > 1\) and every Toeplitz flow \((X, T)\), there exists a Toeplitz \(\mathbb Z^d\)-subshift which is topologically orbit equivalent to \((X, T)\).
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