Topological mixing for substitutions on two letters
Richard Kenyon, Lorenzo Sadun, Boris Solomyak
Abstract
We investigate topological mixing for Z and R actions associated with primitive substitutions on two letters. The characterization is complete if the second eigenvalue θ2 of the substitution matrix satisfies |θ2| 1. If |θ2|<1, then (as is well-known) the substitution system is not topologically weak mixing, so it is not topologically mixing. We prove that if |θ2|> 1, then topological mixing is equivalent to topological weak mixing, which has an explicit arithmetic characterization. The case |θ2|=1 is more delicate, and we only obtain some partial results.
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