Recurrence theorem from Kac

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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

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Selecta Mathematica. IV (Ed. Konrad Jacobs) 1972, pp. 46-56
  2. ^ Mark Pollicot, Michiko Yuri: Dynamical Systems and Ergodic Theory. 1998, pp. 91-97
  3. ^ Selecta Mathematica. IV, p. 49
  4. Pollicot / Yuri, op.cit., P. 92