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Introduction | ||
Ergodic Ramsey Theory | 1 | |
Flows on homogeneous spaces | 63 | |
The variational principle for Hausdorff dimension | 113 | |
Boundaries of invariant Markov Operators: The identification problem | 127 | |
Squaring and cubing the circle - Rudolph's theorem | 177 | |
A survey of recent K-theoretic invariants for dynamical systems | 185 | |
Miles of Tiles | 237 | |
Overlapping cylinders: the size of a dynamically defined Cantor-set | 259 | |
Uniformity in the polynomial Szemerdi theorem | 273 | |
Some 2-d symbolic dynamical systems: Entropy and mixing | 297 | |
A note on certain rigid subshifts | 307 | |
Entropy of graphs, semigroups and groups | 319 | |
On representation of integers in Linear Numeration Systems | 345 | |
The structure of ergodic transformations conjugate to their inverses | 369 | |
Approximation by periodic transformations and diophantine approximation of the spectrum | 387 | |
Invariant [sigma]-algebras for Z[superscript d]-actions and their applications | 403 | |
Large deviations for paths and configurations counting | 415 | |
A zeta function for Z[superscript d]-actions | 433 | |
The dynamical theory of tilings and Quasicrystallography | 451 | |
Approximations of groups and group actions, Cayley topology | 475 |
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Add Ergodic Theory and Z(d) Actions, The classical theory of dynamical systems has tended to concentrate on Z-actions or R-actions. In recent years, however, there has been considerable progress in the study of higher dimensional actions (i.e. Zd or Rd with d>1). This book represents the , Ergodic Theory and Z(d) Actions to your collection on WonderClub |