A threshold for Poisson behavior of non-stationary product measures

Abstract Let $\gamma _{n}= O (\log ^{-c}n)$ and let $\nu $ be the infinite product measure whose n th marginal is Bernoulli $(1/2+\gamma _{n})$ . We show that $c=1/2$ is the threshold, above which $\nu $ -almost every point is simply Poisson generic in the sense of Peres and Weiss, and below which this can fail. This provides a range in which $\nu $ is singular with respect to the uniform product measure, but $\nu $ -almost every point is simply Poisson generic.

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Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems
Published
2025-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.1017/etds.2025.10258
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Probability and Risk Models
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A threshold for Poisson behavior of non-stationary product measures

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A threshold for Poisson behavior of non-stationary product measures

Michael Hochman, Nicolò Paviato
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Abstract Let $\gamma _{n}= O (\log ^{-c}n)$ and let $\nu $ be the infinite product measure whose n th marginal is Bernoulli $(1/2+\gamma _{n})$ . We show that $c=1/2$ is the threshold, above which $\nu $ -almost every point is simply Poisson generic in the sense of Peres and Weiss, and below which this can fail. This provides a range in which $\nu $ is singular with respect to the uniform product measure, but $\nu $ -almost every point is simply Poisson generic.

Ergodic Theory and Dynamical SystemsVol. 46(4)
Hebrew University of Jerusalem (IL)
Openalex Percentile: Top 56%
Probability and Risk Models
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