Recurrence theorem from Kac
In ergodic theory , one of the sub-areas of mathematics , Kac's return theorem deals with the question after which mean return time in discrete ergodic systems of a probability space the elements of certain measurable sets return to these sets for the first time. This theorem goes back to a scientific work by the mathematician Marek Kac (1914–1984) from 1947 and follows on from Poincaré's return theorem .
Formulation of the sentence
The sentence can be summarized as follows:
- A probability space and an ergodic transformation are given .
- Furthermore, a measurable amount is given and it applies .
- Then the equation applies with regard to the mean return time
- .
Explanations and Notes
- For and considering the value as the return period, with the after first returns . The numerical function given in this way is a - almost everywhere finite and - integrable function .
- For is it in limited measure .
- In the English-language specialist literature, the above recurrence clause is referred to as Kac's recurrence theorem or sometimes simply as Kac's theorem .
literature
- Gilbert Helmberg, Fred H. Simons: A dualization of Kac's recurrence theorem . In: Indagationes Mathematicae . tape 28 , 1966, pp. 608-615 ( MR0224772 ).
- Konrad Jacobs (Ed.): Selecta Mathematica. IV (= Heidelberg Pocket Books . Volume 98 ). Springer-Verlag , Berlin, Heidelberg, New York 1972, ISBN 3-540-05782-X .
- M. Kac: On the notion of recurrence in discrete stochastic processes . In: Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society . tape 53 , 1947, pp. 1002-1010 ( MR0022323 ).
- Mark Pollicott, Michiko Yuri: Dynamical Systems and Ergodic Theory . Transferred to digital printing 2008 (= London Mathematical Society Student Texts . Volume 40 ). Cambridge University Press , Cambridge 1998, ISBN 978-0-521-57294-1 ( MR1627681 ).