Central limit theorem for stationary products of toral automorphisms
Let \((A_n(\omega))\) be a stationary process of non-singular \(d\times d\) matrices with integer coefficients and define the products \(M_k= {^tA_k}\cdots{^tA_1}\). In this paper, the authors consider the ergodic sums \(\sum^n_{k=1}f(M_k(x)\text{mod\,}1)\), where \(f\) is an Hölder function on the \(d\)-torus. They prove a central limit theorem for almost every \(\omega\) in different situations in particular for ``kicked stationary processes. They use the method of multiplicative systems of Komlòs and the multiplicative ergodic theorem. The end of the paper is devoted to different applications of these abstract results.
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