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26 April 2024
 
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Chacon's Type Ergodic Transformations with Unbounded Arithmetic Spacers
V.V. Ryzhikov ;
Date 18 Nov 2013
AbstractThe following generalizations of the Chacon map are proposed: instead of classical constant spacer sequence $(0,1,0)$ let a sequence $(0,s_j,0)$ be one with unbounded $s_j$. (We mention also an analogue of the historical Chacon map with spacer sequences in the form $(0,s_j)$.) This narrow class of rank-one transformations may be abundant and inexhaustible source of open questions. All such constructions have partial rigidity, but some other properties could be different. For root sequence, $ s_j= [sqrt{j}]$, (or $ s_j= [ln{j}]$) the corresponding action is rigid, moreover it possesses all polynomials in its weak closure. In the linear case $s_j={j}$ we get (as well as for the classical Chacon transformation) the property of minimal self-joinings (MSJ).
We present some observations about MSJ, mild mixing, partial mixing, $ae$-mixing, absence of factors, triviality of centralizer and spectral primality and state several problems, providing a place for the subsequent generalizations and the imagination.
Source arXiv, 1311.4524
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