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If $\chi(g)$ generates a dense subgroup of $\chi(G)$ for all $\chi$ then $g$ generates a dense subgroup of $G$.

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If $\chi(g)$ generates a dense subgroup of $\chi(G)$ for all $\chi$ then $g$ generates a dense subgroup of $G$.

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show that $f$ is Ergodic with respect of Lebesgue measure.

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If a set has infinitely many multiples of each integers, then it intersects (S-S) for any set S with positive upper density

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Is decimal expansion uniquely ergodic?

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What is the expected number of steps that a random walker needs to reach a place with high probability in a 2D lattice?

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What does the statement (Let $K$ be the choquet simplex of all probability measures on $X$) mean?

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score 108 · Answer 7 · 2019-04-05 23:48:07

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Why does this argument for conditional expectation fail?

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explanation of this example which shows that $(f,\mu)$ ergodic does not imply $(f \times f, \mu \times \mu)$ ergodic

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Birkhoff's Erogdic Theorem and scaling of a random process

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Discrete Ergodic spectrum

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Every quasi-invariant measures is in an invariant measure class (Zimmer)

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Is there an invariant measure absolutely continuous wrt to the lebesgue measure for the map f

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Why is the first return map measure preserving?

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Faithful Representation of von Neumann Algebras

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On cyclic and separating vector

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If $\chi(g)$ generates a dense subgroup of $\chi(G)$ for all $\chi$ then $g$ generates a dense subgroup of $G$.

show that $f$ is Ergodic with respect of Lebesgue measure.

If a set has infinitely many multiples of each integers, then it intersects (S-S) for any set S with positive upper density

Is decimal expansion uniquely ergodic?

What is the expected number of steps that a random walker needs to reach a place with high probability in a 2D lattice?

What does the statement (Let $K$ be the choquet simplex of all probability measures on $X$) mean?

Why does this argument for conditional expectation fail?

explanation of this example which shows that $(f,\mu)$ ergodic does not imply $(f \times f, \mu \times \mu)$ ergodic

Birkhoff's Erogdic Theorem and scaling of a random process

Discrete Ergodic spectrum

Every quasi-invariant measures is in an invariant measure class (Zimmer)

Is there an invariant measure absolutely continuous wrt to the lebesgue measure for the map f

Why is the first return map measure preserving?

Faithful Representation of von Neumann Algebras

On cyclic and separating vector

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