Titlebook: Weakly Wandering Sequences in Ergodic Theory; Stanley Eigen,Arshag Hajian,Vidhu Prasad Book 2014 Springer Japan 2014 Direct sum decomposit

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Stanley Eigen,Arshag Hajian,Yuji Ito,Vidhu Prasadluence on, nerve cell function and on a variety of clinical disorders. The physiological principles underlying this influence are two-fold. Firstly, as shown principally by the work of Wurtman and his colleagues, a large number of cerebral pathways of amino-acid metabolism, e.g. monoamine synthesis,

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Stanley Eigen,Arshag Hajian,Yuji Ito,Vidhu Prasadbspace (“subspace channels”) correspond to different signal portions generated by each source, e.g., data from different spectral bands or different modalities may be assigned to different subspace channels. The mixing system that generates observed signals from the underlying sources is modeled as

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Infinite Ergodic Transformations,the ergodic ones that do not have a finite invariant and equivalent measure. These transformations also do not accept wandering sets, yet they must necessarily accept . and . sets. For infinite ergodic transformations the existence of . sets is a significant property and reflects the subtle features

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Isomorphism Invariants,omorphism of various infinite ergodic transformations. In Sect. 6.1 the role of . sets and sequences is discussed and used to distinguish between some infinite ergodic transformations. In Sect. 6.2 it is shown that there exists a class of infinite ergodic transformations that exhibit a regularity in

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Infinite Ergodic Transformations,the ergodic ones that do not have a finite invariant and equivalent measure. These transformations also do not accept wandering sets, yet they must necessarily accept . and . sets. For infinite ergodic transformations the existence of . sets is a significant property and reflects the subtle features

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Isomorphism Invariants,omorphism of various infinite ergodic transformations. In Sect. 6.1 the role of . sets and sequences is discussed and used to distinguish between some infinite ergodic transformations. In Sect. 6.2 it is shown that there exists a class of infinite ergodic transformations that exhibit a regularity in

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