Martingale differences and the metric theory of continued fractions
Alan K. Haynes, Jeffrey D. Vaaler

TL;DR
This paper explores the connection between martingale differences and continued fraction expansions, deriving metric theorems for almost all real numbers through martingale theory.
Contribution
It introduces a novel orthonormal system encoding continued fractions as martingale differences, linking martingale theory with metric properties of continued fractions.
Findings
Established a complete system of martingale differences related to continued fractions
Derived metric theorems for the distribution of continued fraction expansions
Connected martingale results to properties of almost all real numbers
Abstract
We investigate a collection of orthonormal functions that encodes information about the continued fraction expansion of real numbers. When suitably ordered these functions form a complete system of martingale differences and are a special case of a class of martingale differences considered by R. F. Gundy. By applying known results for martingales we obtain corresponding metric theorems for the continued fraction expansion of almost all real numbers.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis · Numerical Methods and Algorithms
