G -odometers and their almost one-to-one extensions
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Abstract: In this paper we recall the concepts of -odometer and -subodometer for -actions, where is a discrete finitely generated group, which generalize the notion of odometer in the case . We characterize the -regularly recurrent systems as the minimal almost 1-1 extensions of subodometers, from which we deduce that the family of the -Toeplitz subshifts coincides with the family of the minimal symbolic almost 1-1 extensions of subodometers.
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