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摘要
给定群G G和半测度集合a a的混合作用L L,我们考虑测度μ (a∩L mi a∩L n i a) \mu (a \cap L^{m_iA{}}\cap)的可能极限L^{n_iA{)}}当i→∞i \to\infty和m i,n i,m i-n i→∞m i,n i,m i-n i {}{}{}{}\to\infty。如果动作是3混合,那么这些限制总是等于1/8 1/8。在Ledrappier的例子中,这个极限对于某些序列是零。研究了以下问题:如果这些限制中的一个是正的但很小,那么对行动可以说什么?在本文中,我们对这个话题做了一些观察。参考书目:11篇。
A violation of multiple mixing close to an extremal
Given a mixing action LL of a group GG and a set AA of half measure we consider the possible limits of the measures μ(A∩LmiA∩LniA)\mu (A\cap L^{m_{i}}A\cap L^{n_{i}}A) as i→∞i\to \infty and mi,ni,mi−ni→∞m_{i},n_{i},m_{i}-n_{i}\to \infty. If the action is 3-mixing, then these limits are always equal to 1/81/8. In the Ledrappier example, this limit is zero for some sequences. The following question is studied: what can be said about actions if one of these limits is positive but small? In the paper we make several observations on this topic.