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Factor of a measure-preserving system

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Analysis Real analysis Measure theory Ergodic theory Measure-preserving transformation Measure-preserving system
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A factor map π is a measurable map satisfying π∘T=S∘π and π∗​μ=ν, from one measure-preserving system to another. The target system is the factor; its observable functions pull back to observable functions of the source.

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  • Entropy preservation under a finite-to-one factor
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