A zero-one law for dynamical properties

Abstract

For any countable group satisfying the ``weak Rohlin property'', and for any dynamical property, the set of -actions with that property is either residual or meager. The class of groups with the weak Rohlin property includes each lattice ∫egers×d; indeed, all countable discrete amenable groups. For an arbitrary countable group, let be the set of -actions on the unit circle Y. We establish an Equivalence theorem by showing that a dynamical property is Baire/meager/residual in if and only if it is Baire/meager/residual in the set of shift-invariant measures on the product space Y×.

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