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Thats really interesting.. Do you recommend any books on ergodic theory that are accessible? I have undergrad in math, but it was a while ago. Thanks!
by pcael 3mo ago
Thats really interesting.. Do you recommend any books on ergodic theory that are accessible? I have undergrad in math, but it was a while ago. Thanks!
- contravariant 3mo agoNot sure, I'm basing most of this on lecture notes I got at university.
- pcael 3mo agothanks, dont they have a reference book? thanks
- contravariant 3mo agoThere are a couple of references, most on some obscure detail. The ones that might be worth a try for an introduction are: - Walters, P., An Introduction to Ergodic Theory, Graduate Texts in Mathematics, 79. Springer-Verlag, New York-Berlin, 1982 - Billingsley, P. – Ergodic Theory and Information, John Wiley and Sons, 1965. You may need a refresher on measure theory, or just ignore that part I suppose