AbstractLet G be a locally compact metrizable group acting on a probability space (X, B, μ). First, we give several equivalent conditions for the continuity of δg ∗ μ in g ∈ G. Then for a quasi-invariant and ergodic probability measure on a measurable group, we prove a zero-one law for translated subgroups, which is a natural extension of Kallianpur′s zero-one law for Gaussian measures, and apply it to the Wiener measure on a loop group. We also give an answer to a problem posed by J. Zinn (Proc. Amer. Math. Soc.44, No. 1 (1974), 179-185)
AbstractAn example proves that the Uniqueness theorem for non-locally finite invariant measures on a...
We study the dynamics of projective transformations and apply it to (i) prove that the isotropy subg...
The purpose of this note is to prove various versions of the ergodic decomposition theorem for proba...
AbstractLet G be a locally compact metrizable group acting on a probability space (X, B, μ). First, ...
The class of ergodic, invariant probability Borel measure for the shift action of a countable group ...
International audienceWe prove a zero-one law for the stationary measure for algebraic sets generali...
In this book, the author gives a cohesive account of the theory of probability measures on complete ...
International audienceWe prove a zero-one law for the stationary measure for algebraic sets generali...
International audienceWe prove a zero-one law for the stationary measure for algebraic sets generali...
International audienceWe prove a zero-one law for the stationary measure for algebraic sets generali...
AbstractBanach showed in 1923 that Lebesgue measure is not the unique rotation invariant finitely ad...
AbstractBanach showed in 1923 that Lebesgue measure is not the unique rotation invariant finitely ad...
The study of invariant means on spaces of functions associated with a group or semigroup has been th...
We discuss some properties of nilpotent Lie groups and their application in proving the embedding th...
We discuss some properties of nilpotent Lie groups and their application in proving the embedding th...
AbstractAn example proves that the Uniqueness theorem for non-locally finite invariant measures on a...
We study the dynamics of projective transformations and apply it to (i) prove that the isotropy subg...
The purpose of this note is to prove various versions of the ergodic decomposition theorem for proba...
AbstractLet G be a locally compact metrizable group acting on a probability space (X, B, μ). First, ...
The class of ergodic, invariant probability Borel measure for the shift action of a countable group ...
International audienceWe prove a zero-one law for the stationary measure for algebraic sets generali...
In this book, the author gives a cohesive account of the theory of probability measures on complete ...
International audienceWe prove a zero-one law for the stationary measure for algebraic sets generali...
International audienceWe prove a zero-one law for the stationary measure for algebraic sets generali...
International audienceWe prove a zero-one law for the stationary measure for algebraic sets generali...
AbstractBanach showed in 1923 that Lebesgue measure is not the unique rotation invariant finitely ad...
AbstractBanach showed in 1923 that Lebesgue measure is not the unique rotation invariant finitely ad...
The study of invariant means on spaces of functions associated with a group or semigroup has been th...
We discuss some properties of nilpotent Lie groups and their application in proving the embedding th...
We discuss some properties of nilpotent Lie groups and their application in proving the embedding th...
AbstractAn example proves that the Uniqueness theorem for non-locally finite invariant measures on a...
We study the dynamics of projective transformations and apply it to (i) prove that the isotropy subg...
The purpose of this note is to prove various versions of the ergodic decomposition theorem for proba...