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The map F is a nonsingular transformation with respect to ω when
ω(N)=0⟹ω(F−1(N))=0.
(1)
Equivalently, the pushforward measure F∗​ω(B)=ω(F−1(B)) satisfies F∗​ω≪ω.
For an essentially bounded observable g, define the Koopman operator
KF​g=g∘F.​
(2)
Nonsingularity makes this well defined on almost-everywhere equivalence classes. By the Radon-Nikodym theorem,
∥KF​g∥22​=∫∣g∣2d(F∗​ω)=∫∣g∣2dωd(F∗​ω)​dω.
(3)
Consequently the bounded Koopman operator criterion is
KF​:L2(ω)→L2(ω) is bounded⟺dωd(F∗​ω)​∈L∞(ω).​
(4)

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