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Translation continuity in L1 on the circle (∥f(⋅+t)−f∥1​→0)

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For f∈L1(T,m) with m normalized Lebesgue measure, translation on the circle group is continuous in the L1 norm: ∥f(⋅+t)−f∥1​→0 as t→0 modulo one. Approximate f in the L1 norm by a continuous function, use its uniform continuity, and use translation invariance to preserve the approximation error. In particular, m(B△(B−t))→0 for every measurable B.

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  • Multiple recurrence for circle rotations
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