A loosely Bernoulli counterexample machine
Tóm tắt
In Rudolph’s paper on minimal self joinings [7] he proves that a rank one mixing transformation constructed by Ornstein [5] can be used as the building block for many ergodic theoretical counterexamples. In this paper we show that Ornstein’s transformation can be altered to create a general method for producing zero entropy, loosely Bernoulli counter-examples. This paper answers a question posed by Ornstein, Rudolph, and Weiss [6].
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