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18 April 2024
 
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On self-similarities of ergodic flows
Alexandre I. Danilenko ; Valery V. Ryzhikov ;
Date 1 Nov 2010
AbstractGiven an ergodic flow $T=(T_t)_{tinBbb R}$, let $I(T)$ be the set of reals $s e 0$ for which the flows $(T_{st})_{tinBbb R}$ and $T$ are isomorphic. It is proved that $I(T)$ is a Borel subset of $Bbb R^*$. It carries a natural Polish group topology which is stronger than the topology induced from $Bbb R$. There exists a mixing flow $T$ such that $I(T)$ is an uncountable meager subset of $Bbb R^*$.
For a generic flow $T$, the transformations $T_{t_1}$ and $T_{t_2}$ are spectrally disjoint whenever $|t_1| e |t_2|$.
A generic transformation (i) embeds into a flow $T$ with $I(T)={1}$ and (ii) does not embed into a flow with $I(T) e {1}$. For each countable multiplicative subgroup $SsubsetBbb R_+^*$, it is constructed a Poisson (and Gaussian) flow $T$ with simple spectrum such that $I(T)capBbb R^*_+=S$. If $S$ is without rational relations then there is a rank-one weakly mixing rigid flow $T$ with $I(T)=S$.
Source arXiv, 1011.0343
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