The Pointwise Ergodic Theorem for Amenable Groups
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- \({\Delta}\)-weakly mixing subset in positive entropy actions of a nilpotent group
- Thermodynamic limit and central limit theorem for point random fields in non-ergodic case
- Group structure and the pointwise ergodic theorem for connected amenable groups
- Sub-additive ergodic theorems for countable amenable groups
- Dominated and pointwise ergodic theorems with ``weighted averages for bounded Lamperti representations of amenable groups
- Almost-additive ergodic theorems for amenable groups
- Invariant measures for discontinuous skew-product actions of amenable semigroups and some ergodic results
- Pointwise ergodic theorems for bounded Lamperti representations of amenable groups
- Strongly Ergodic Sequences of Integers and the Individual Ergodic Theorem
- Volume of spheres in doubling metric measured spaces and in groups of polynomial growth
- Amenability: A survey for statistical applications of hunt-stein and related conditions on groups
- Uniform distribution in compact groups
- An asymptotic definition of K-groups of automorphisms and a non-Bernoullian counter-example
- Convergence and divergence of ergodic averages
- Pointwise theorems for amenable groups
- Pointwise ergodic theorems beyond amenable groups
- Local entropy theory for a countable discrete amenable group action
- Quantitative ergodic theorems for actions of groups of polynomial growth
- Almost everywhere convergence of weighted averages
- Ergodic actions of Abelian groups and properties of their joint actions
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