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Note on invariant and almost invariant measurable sets

In: Tatra Mountains Mathematical Publications, vol. 19, no. 1
Detlef Plachky
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Rok, strany: 2000, 21 - 29
O článku:
Let $Scr Aj$ stand for $σ$-algebras of subsets of non-empty sets $Ωj$ and $Gj$ for groups of transformations together with a $σ$-algebra $Scr B(Gj)$ of subsets of $Gj$ admitting some left-invariant probability measure such that the mapping $(gjj) o gjj)$, $gjin Gj$, $ωjinΩj$, is $(Scr B(Gj)otimesScr Aj,Scr Aj)$-measurable and the mappings $gj o gcirc gj$, $gjin Gj$, $gin Gj$ fixed, are $(Scr B(Gj),Scr B(Gj))$-measurable, $j=1,2$. Then it is shown that $Scr B(G1 × G2, Scr A1otimesScr A2) =Scr B(G1,Scr A1)otimesScr B(G2,Scr A2)$ for compact groups $Gj$ with $Scr L(Gj)$ as the Borel $σ$-algebra of $Gj$, $j=1,2$, and $Scr B(G1× G2, Scr A1otimesScr A2, Q1otimes Q2)=Scr B(G1,Scr A1,Q1)otimesScr B(G2,Scr A2,Q2)$ $[Q1otimes Q2]$ is valid. Here $Scr B(Gj,Scr Aj)$ respectively $Scr B(Gj,Scr Aj,Qj)$ denotes the sub-$σ$-algebra of $Scr Aj$ consisting of all $Gj$-invariant respectively $Qj$-almost $Gj$-invariant sets $AjinScr Aj$, i.e., $Aj=gj(Aj)$, $gjin Gj$, respectively, $Qj (AjΔ gj(Aj))=0$, $gjin Gj$, holds true, where $Qj$ is some $Gj$-invariant probability measure on $Scr Aj$, $j=1,2$. Moreover, in the almost invariant case one might replace countable additivity of the invariant probability measures on $Scr B(Gj)$, $j=1,2$, by finite additivity.
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Plachky, D. 2000. Note on invariant and almost invariant measurable sets. In Tatra Mountains Mathematical Publications, vol. 19, no.1, pp. 21-29. 1210-3195.

APA:
Plachky, D. (2000). Note on invariant and almost invariant measurable sets. Tatra Mountains Mathematical Publications, 19(1), 21-29. 1210-3195.