Non-stationary Itô–Kawada and ergodic theorems for random isometries

We consider a non-stationary sequence of independent random isometries of a compact metrizable space. Assuming that there are no proper closed subsets with deterministic image, we establish a weak-* convergence to the unique invariant under isometries measure, ergodic theorem and large deviation type estimate. We also show that all the results can be carried over to the case of a random walk on a compact metrizable group. In particular, we prove a non-stationary analog of classical Itô–Kawada theorem and give a new alternative proof for the stationary case.

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Groups Geometry and Dynamics
Published
2025-01-27
DOI
https://doi.org/10.4171/ggd/856
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1
Primary Topic
Advanced Banach Space Theory
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Non-stationary Itô–Kawada and ergodic theorems for random isometries

Grigorii Monakov
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Groups Geometry and Dynamics
Advanced Banach Space Theory
3.69
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Non-stationary Itô–Kawada and ergodic theorems for random isometries

Grigorii Monakov
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Abstract

We consider a non-stationary sequence of independent random isometries of a compact metrizable space. Assuming that there are no proper closed subsets with deterministic image, we establish a weak-* convergence to the unique invariant under isometries measure, ergodic theorem and large deviation type estimate. We also show that all the results can be carried over to the case of a random walk on a compact metrizable group. In particular, we prove a non-stationary analog of classical Itô–Kawada theorem and give a new alternative proof for the stationary case.

Groups Geometry and Dynamics
University of California, Irvine (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 14%
Advanced Banach Space Theory
3.69
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