A note on Furstenberg's filtering problem
Rodolphe Garbit (LMJL)

TL;DR
This paper confirms that Furstenberg's filtering theorem is valid without requiring integrability, resolving an old question in elementary probability theory related to ergodic theory.
Contribution
It provides a positive answer to a longstanding question, extending Furstenberg's filtering theorem to cases without integrability assumptions.
Findings
Furstenberg's filtering theorem holds without integrability.
Resolved an old question in probability theory.
Extended applicability of ergodic theory results.
Abstract
This short note gives a positive answer to an old question in elementary probability theory that arose in Furstenberg's seminal article "Disjointness in Ergodic Theory." As a consequence, Furstenberg's filtering theorem holds without any integrability assumption.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Advanced Topology and Set Theory · Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
