AbstractWe characterize inverse limits of nilsystems in topological dynamics, via a structure theorem for topological dynamical systems that is an analog of the structure theorem for measure preserving systems. We provide two applications of the structure. The first is to nilsequences, which have played an important role in recent developments in ergodic theory and additive combinatorics; we give a characterization that detects if a given sequence is a nilsequence by only testing properties locally, meaning on finite intervals. The second application is the construction of the maximal nilfactor of any order in a distal minimal topological dynamical system. We show that this factor can be defined via a certain generalization of the regionall...
In the topological dynamical system $(X,T)$, a point $x$ simultaneously approximates a point $y$ if ...
For strictly ergodic systems, we introduce the class of CF-Nil($k$) systems: systems for which the m...
AbstractThe well-known combinatorial lemma of Karpovsky, Milman and Alon and a very recent one of Ke...
We characterize inverse limits of nilsystems in topological dynamics, via a structure theorem for to...
AbstractWe characterize inverse limits of nilsystems in topological dynamics, via a structure theore...
Abstract. We characterize inverse limits of nilsystems in topo-logical dynamics, via a structure the...
A classic family in topological dynamics is that of minimal rotations. One natural extension of this...
AbstractInverse limits of nilsystems in topologically dynamical systems were characterized by Host, ...
National audienceOne natural extension of this family is the class of nilsystems and their inverse l...
International audienceNilsystems are a natural generalization of rotations and arise in various cont...
International audienceNilsystems play a key role in the structure theory of measure preserving syste...
International audienceNilsequences arose in the study of the multiple ergodic averages associated to...
We show that there is a measure-preserving system (X,B,μ,T) together with functions F0,F1,F2∈L∞(μ) s...
Abstract. A key tool in recent advances in understanding arithmetic progres-sions and other patterns...
International audienceA key tool in recent advances in understanding arithmetic progressions and oth...
In the topological dynamical system $(X,T)$, a point $x$ simultaneously approximates a point $y$ if ...
For strictly ergodic systems, we introduce the class of CF-Nil($k$) systems: systems for which the m...
AbstractThe well-known combinatorial lemma of Karpovsky, Milman and Alon and a very recent one of Ke...
We characterize inverse limits of nilsystems in topological dynamics, via a structure theorem for to...
AbstractWe characterize inverse limits of nilsystems in topological dynamics, via a structure theore...
Abstract. We characterize inverse limits of nilsystems in topo-logical dynamics, via a structure the...
A classic family in topological dynamics is that of minimal rotations. One natural extension of this...
AbstractInverse limits of nilsystems in topologically dynamical systems were characterized by Host, ...
National audienceOne natural extension of this family is the class of nilsystems and their inverse l...
International audienceNilsystems are a natural generalization of rotations and arise in various cont...
International audienceNilsystems play a key role in the structure theory of measure preserving syste...
International audienceNilsequences arose in the study of the multiple ergodic averages associated to...
We show that there is a measure-preserving system (X,B,μ,T) together with functions F0,F1,F2∈L∞(μ) s...
Abstract. A key tool in recent advances in understanding arithmetic progres-sions and other patterns...
International audienceA key tool in recent advances in understanding arithmetic progressions and oth...
In the topological dynamical system $(X,T)$, a point $x$ simultaneously approximates a point $y$ if ...
For strictly ergodic systems, we introduce the class of CF-Nil($k$) systems: systems for which the m...
AbstractThe well-known combinatorial lemma of Karpovsky, Milman and Alon and a very recent one of Ke...