Subsequence Rational Ergodicity of Rank-One Transformations
Francisc Bozgan, Anthony Sanchez, Cesar E. Silva, David Stevens and, Jane Wang

TL;DR
This paper investigates the ergodic properties of rank-one transformations, establishing that they are subsequence boundedly rationally ergodic, but some are not weakly rationally ergodic, revealing nuanced behaviors in ergodic theory.
Contribution
It proves that all rank-one transformations are subsequence boundedly rationally ergodic and identifies the existence of transformations that are not weakly rationally ergodic.
Findings
All rank-one transformations are subsequence boundedly rationally ergodic.
Existence of rank-one transformations that are not weakly rationally ergodic.
Abstract
We show that all rank-one transformations are subsequence boundedly rationally ergodic and that there exist rank-one transformations that are not weakly rationally ergodic.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Advanced Topology and Set Theory · semigroups and automata theory
