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Distributional limits of positive, ergodic stationary processes and infinite ergodic transformations

Jon Aaronson, B. P. Weiss

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In this note we identify the distributional limits of non-negative, ergodic stationary processes, showing that all are possible. Consequences for infinite ergodic theory are also explored and new examples of distributionally stable- and $\alpha$-rationally ergodic tranformations are presented.

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In this note we identify the distributional limits of non-negative, ergodic stationary processes, showing that all are possible. Consequences for infinite ergodic theory are also explored and new examples of distributionally stable- and $\alpha$-rationally ergodic tranformations are presented.

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In this note we identify the distributional limits of non-negative, ergodic stationary processes, showing that all are possible. Consequences for infinite ergodic theory are also explored and new examples of distributionally stable- and $\alpha$-rationally ergodic tranformations are presented.

Key concepts: Ergodic theory, Stationary ergodic process, Mathematics, Pure mathematics, Statistical physics, Ergodicity, Mathematical economics, Physics

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