Proving ergodicity via divergence of time averages

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DOI10.4064/SM180305-23-5zbMATH Open1431.37004arXiv1802.07780OpenAlexW2922164876WikidataQ128265094 ScholiaQ128265094MaRDI QIDQ5226526FDOQ5226526


Authors: Zemer Kosloff Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 31 July 2019

Published in: Studia Mathematica (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: A classical fact in ergodic theory is that ergodicity is equivalent to almost everywhere divergence of ergodic sums of all nonnegative integrable functions which are not identically zero. We show two methods, one in the measure preserving case and one in the nonsingular case, which enable one to prove this criteria by checking it on a dense collection of functions and then extending it to all nonnegative functions. The first method is then used in a new proof of a folklore criterion for ergodicity of Poisson suspensions which does not make any reference to Fock spaces. The second method which involves the double tail relation is used to show that a large class of nonsingular Bernoulli and inhomogeneous Markov shifts are ergodic if and only if they are conservative. In the last section we discuss an extension of the Bernoulli shift result to other countable groups including mathbbZd,dgeq2 and discrete Heisenberg groups.


Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.07780




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