Under- and over-independence in measure preserving systems

Abstract

We introduce the notions of over- and under-independence for weakly mixing and (free) ergodic measure preserving actions and establish new results which complement and extend the theorems obtained in [BoFW] and [A]. Here is a sample of results obtained in this paper: · (Existence of density-1 UI and OI set) Let (X,B,μ,T) be an invertible probability measure preserving weakly mixing system. Then for any d∈N, any non-constant integer-valued polynomials p1,p2,…,pd such that pi-pj are also non-constant for all i≠ j, (i) there is A∈B such that the set \n∈Nμ(A Tp1(n)A… Tpd(n)A)<μ(A)d+1\ is of density 1. (ii) there is A∈B such that the set \n∈Nμ(A Tp1(n)A… Tpd(n)A)>μ(A)d+1\ is of density 1. · (Existence of Ces\`aro OI set) Let (X,B,μ,T) be a free, invertible, ergodic probability measure preserving system and M∈N. %Suppose that X contains an ergodic component which is aperiodic. Then there is A∈B such that 1NΣn=MN+M-1μ(A TnA)>μ(A)2 for all N∈N. · (Nonexistence of Ces\`aro UI set) Let (X,B,μ,T) be an invertible probability measure preserving system. For any measurable set A satisfying μ(A) ∈ (0,1), there exist infinitely many N ∈ N such that 1N Σn=0N-1 μ ( A TnA) > μ(A)2.

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