Strict doubly ergodic infinite transformations

Ergodic and Spectral Analysis of Certain Infinite Measure Preserving Transformations

0. Introduction. Throughout this paper T will denote a measure preserving transformation on a cr-finite infinite measure space (X, (B, m) which is point isomorphic with the Lebesgue measure space of the real line. Unless otherwise stated, T will be one-one. Equations involving functions or sets will always be interpreted modulo sets of measure zero. T is said to be ergodic if T~1E = E, ££(B, im...

Entropy of infinite systems and transformations

The Kolmogorov-Sinai entropy is a far reaching dynamical generalization of Shannon entropy of information systems. This entropy works perfectly for probability measure preserving (p.m.p.) transformations. However, it is not useful when there is no finite invariant measure. There are certain successful extensions of the notion of entropy to infinite measure spaces, or transformations with ...

Ergodic Theory: Nonsingular Transformations

Glossary 1 1. Definition of the subject and its importance 2 2. Basic Results 2 3. Panorama of Examples 8 4. Mixing notions and multiple recurrence 10 5. Topological group Aut(X,μ) 13 6. Orbit theory 15 7. Smooth nonsingular transformations 21 8. Spectral theory for nonsingular systems 22 9. Entropy and other invariants 25 10. Nonsingular Joinings and Factors 27 11. Applications. Connections wi...

On the Doubly Infinite Pkodtjcts

Infinite ergodic theory and related fields

This talk will present some results on the almost sure behavior of the limsup for partial sums ∑ k<n f◦θ of an infinite measure preserving transformation θ. I will discuss connections to probability, log averaging and large deviation theory. This is a talk based on joint work with J. Aaronson several years ago. Einsiedler: Measure rigidity and Diophantine approximation in the Cantor set Abstrac...