| STABLE ERGODICITY (2003) | |||||||||||||||
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| A dynamical system is ergodic if it preserves a measure and each measurable invariant set is a zero set or the complement of a zero set. No measurable invariant set has intermediate measure. See also Section 6. The classic real world example of ergodicity is how gas particles mix. At time zero, chambers of oxygen and nitrogen | |||||||||||||||
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