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Triangular ergodic averaging lemma

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Suppose fk​→f almost everywhere and supk​∣fk​∣∈L1 in a probability measure-preserving system. Then
n1​∑j=0n−1​fn−1−j​(Tjx)⟶E[f∣I]
(1)
almost everywhere and in L1, where I is the invariant sigma-algebra. For the almost-everywhere assertion, bound the terms with index at least M by supk≥M​∣fk​−f∣, apply the Birkhoff ergodic theorem, and then let M→∞. The finitely many remaining end terms vanish by the linear growth bound for integrable observables.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2018 / iii / Paper 108 / 3 / Solution
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