Relativized weak disjointness and relatively invariant measures
Relativized weak disjointness and relatively invariant measures
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DOI:
10.1090/s0002-9947-1978-0467704-9
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发表时间:
1978-02
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
D. Mcmahon
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作者:
D. Mcmahon
Introduction. In [P] R. Peleg proves the following: If (X, T) and (Y, T) are metric minimal transformation groups supporting invariant measures then (X, T) and (Y, T) are weakly disjoint ((X x Y, T) has a point with dense orbit) iff their maximal equicontinuous factors (X/S, T) and (Y/S, T) are disjoint. Motivated by this result Glasner conjectures at the end of [G] that If (X, T) -*' (Y, T) supports a relatively invariant measure where X is mnimal and metric, then R((p) = {(x, x') E X x X1(p(x) = p(x')} has a point with dense orbit iff the only almost periodic extension of Y which is a factor of X is Y itself. The only if part of the above is easily seen to be true. Example 3.2.1 of this paper shows that the if part is not true without some further restriction on (p. One possible restriction on p is to assume that it is open. With this additional condition we prove the following variation of Glasner's conjecture (see 1.9). Suppose X and Y are minimal and metric, the natural projection X -* X/SQ() is open (where S(() is the relativized equicontinuous structure relation), 0 has a relative invariant measure, and X/S (p) and Y/S(0) are relatively disjoint (X/S(p) o Z Y/S(0) = {(x/S(q)), y/S(0)): p(x) = 0(y)) is a minimal set). Fix x in X. Then for some nonempty compact set, B (x), contained in Y, the set D (x) = {y e B (x): (x, y) has a dense orbit in X o I Y) is a dense G,8 subset of B(X). When Z is a singleton, the restriction that X-> XIS (p) is open can be dropped, thus giving us a generalization of Peleg's theorem. We also show that if X is minimal and cp: X --* Z has a relatively invariant measure and if z E Z, then there exists a compact set B2 C X such that for x