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Countable-test proof of ergodicity of conditional components (Eμy​​[1A​∣Iy​]=μy​(A))

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Apply the Birkhoff ergodic theorem to a countable generating algebra, and disintegrate the resulting common full-measure convergence set over the invariant sigma-algebra. The orbit limits on a fiber are its conditional masses. Applying the theorem to that invariant component shows its invariant projection is constant on all generating indicators, hence on all L2 functions by density. This proves ergodicity without an uncountable intersection of null sets.

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