operator induced by a measure preserving map
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1 Induced Operators
Let and be measure spaces and denote by and the corresponding spaces of measurable functions (with values in ).
Definition - If is a measure-preserving transformation we can define an operator by
The operator is called the by .
Many ideas in ergodic theory can be explored by studying this operator.
2 Basic Properties
The following are clear:
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is linear.
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maps real valued functions to real valued functions.
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If then
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for every constant function .
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maps characteristic functions to characteristic functions. Moreover, , for every measurable set .
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If and are measure preserving maps, then .
3 Preserving Integrals
Theorem 1 - If then , where if one side does not exist or is infinite, then the other side has the same property.
4 Induced Isometries
It can further be seen that a measure-preserving transformation induces an isometry between -spaces (http://planetmath.org/LpSpace), for .
Theorem 2 - Let . We have that and, moreover,
Thus, when restricted to -spaces, is called the isometry induced by .
Title | operator induced by a measure preserving map |
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Canonical name | OperatorInducedByAMeasurePreservingMap |
Date of creation | 2013-03-22 17:59:19 |
Last modified on | 2013-03-22 17:59:19 |
Owner | asteroid (17536) |
Last modified by | asteroid (17536) |
Numerical id | 7 |
Author | asteroid (17536) |
Entry type | Definition |
Classification | msc 47A35 |
Classification | msc 28D05 |
Classification | msc 37A05 |
Defines | isometry induced by a measure preserving map |