mikecaster
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Let X=[0,1] ; m is lebesgue measure , s is sigma algebra and (X,s,m) is a probability space. We define operator
T:[0,1] --> [0,1]
T(x)= 2x(mod 1) i.e. 2x for 0<= x <1/2 and 2x-1 for 1/2<= x <=1
what can we say about the followings, how can we show these are true or false..
a)T preserves measure
b)There is a point x with periodic trajectory
c)for any given natural N, there is a point x with period N
d)the set of all periodic points is dense in X
e)there is a point with dense trajectory
f)transformation T is ergodic
thanks..
T:[0,1] --> [0,1]
T(x)= 2x(mod 1) i.e. 2x for 0<= x <1/2 and 2x-1 for 1/2<= x <=1
what can we say about the followings, how can we show these are true or false..
a)T preserves measure
b)There is a point x with periodic trajectory
c)for any given natural N, there is a point x with period N
d)the set of all periodic points is dense in X
e)there is a point with dense trajectory
f)transformation T is ergodic
thanks..