Rigidity of joinings for some measure preserving systems

Abstract

We introduce two properties: strong R-property and C(q)-property, describing a special way of divergence of nearby trajectories for an abstract measure preserving system. We show that systems satisfying the strong R-property are disjoint (in the sense of Furstenberg) with systems satisfying the C(q)-property. Moreover, we show that if ut is a unipotent flow on G/ with irreducible, then ut satisfies the C(q)-property provided that ut is not of the form ht×id, where ht is the classical horocycle flow. Finally, we show that the strong R-property holds for all (smooth) time changes of horocycle flows and non-trivial time changes of bounded type Heisenberg nilflows.

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