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A MEASURE PRESERVING TRANSFORMATION WHOSE SPECTRUM HAS LEBESGUE COMPONENT OF MULTIPLICITY TWO J. MATHEW AND M. G. NADKARNI Introduction In this paper we exhibit an ergodic measure preserving transformation on a finite measure space which has Lebesgue component in its spectrum with multiplicity two. Besides this, there is also a discrete part in the spectrum. The question whether there exists an ergodic measure preserving transformation which has Lebesgue component in its spectrum with finite non zero multiplicity was raised by Helson and Parry in their paper [1]. See also Parry [2, p. 50]. Helson and Parry [1] mention also the problem, attributed to Banach, whether there exists an ergodic measure preserving transformation on a finite measure space whose spectrum is simple Lebesgue. In [3, p. 219], Rokhlin mentions the problem of finding an ergodic measure preserving transformation on a finite measure space whose spectrum is Lebesgue type with finite multiplicity. Thus our example, which is given in Section 2, answers the question of Helson and Parry and is a contribution towards the questions of Banach and Rokhlin. We express here our indebtedness to the paper of Helson and Parry. Section 1 DEFINITION. A measure preserving transformation x on a
Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society – Wiley
Published: Jul 1, 1984
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