
By Ya.G. Sinai
Following the concept that of the EMS sequence this quantity units out to familiarize the reader to the basic principles and result of glossy ergodic idea and to its purposes to dynamical platforms and statistical mechanics. The exposition begins from the elemental of the topic, introducing ergodicity, blending and entropy. Then the ergodic conception of delicate dynamical structures is gifted - hyperbolic thought, billiards, one-dimensional platforms and the weather of KAM conception. a number of examples are provided rigorously in addition to the information underlying crucial effects. The final a part of the publication offers with the dynamical platforms of statistical mechanics, and specifically with numerous kinetic equations. This booklet is obligatory examining for all mathematicians operating during this box, or desirous to find out about it.
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H(T2), then T1 and T2 are metrically isomorphic. 4, any Bernoulli generating partition is necessarily finitely determined. 5 splits up into 2 steps. A. @ = d((T1, ed,(T2, e 2)). 2. The partition e 1 appearing in A is obtained as the limit ofa certain sequence {e\")}:;o, elO) = e 1, such that d((T1,el"ยป), (T2,e2))--+ O. For the limit partition e 1 we have d((Tl> ed, (T2, e2)) = 0, that is T11(e1h, and T21(e2h 2 are isomorphic, The inductive choice of e\") is based on the following lemma playing the central role in the proof of A.
The measure Jl is invariant under T. 4. The automorphism T is the natural extension of the endomorphism To. 4. T is ergodic (mixing, weak mixing) if and only if To is also ergodic. Given an endomorphism To, one may construct the decreasing sequence of sub-a-algebras vltb where vltk consists of the sets of the form To-kC, C E vito. 5. An endomorphism To is said to be exact if nk;;'O vltk = JV. If an endomorphism To is exact, its natural extension T is a K-automorphism. The notion of exact endomorphism plays an important role in the theory of onedimensional mappings (cf Part II, Chap.
The measure Jl is invariant under T. 4. The automorphism T is the natural extension of the endomorphism To. 4. T is ergodic (mixing, weak mixing) if and only if To is also ergodic. Given an endomorphism To, one may construct the decreasing sequence of sub-a-algebras vltb where vltk consists of the sets of the form To-kC, C E vito. 5. An endomorphism To is said to be exact if nk;;'O vltk = JV. If an endomorphism To is exact, its natural extension T is a K-automorphism. The notion of exact endomorphism plays an important role in the theory of onedimensional mappings (cf Part II, Chap.