An L1 counting problem in ergodic theory
Idris Assani, Zoltan Buczolich, Daniel Mauldin
Abstract
We solve the following counting problem for measure preserving transformations. For f∈ L+1(μ), is it true that nn(f)(x)n <∞, where n(f)(x)= # k: f(Tk x)k> 1 n? One of the consequences is the nonvalidity of J. Bourgain's Return Time Theorem for pairs of (L1, L1) functions.
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