A pointwise polynomial ergodic theorem for exact endomorphisms and K-systems
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The authors establish the almost everywhere convergence of means multiple recurrence type for exact endomorphisms and K-systems. For automorphisms they reduce the problem of the almost everywhere convergence of these means to the case of the dynamical systems with zero entropy.
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