2020
DOI: 10.1134/s2070046620010057
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Ergodic Uniformly Differentiable Functions Modulo p on ℤp

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“…Memić et al [21] provided necessary and sufficient conditions for a uniformly differentiable modulo p, 1-Lipschitz function on Z p to be ergodic in terms of the van der Put coefficients. We revisit their criterion for ergodicity and give an complete description of ergodicity for a uniformly differentiable modulo p, 1-Lipschitz function on Z p in terms of the coefficients of Mahler and van der Put.…”
Section: Memić Et Al's Criterion For Egrodicity Revisitedmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Memić et al [21] provided necessary and sufficient conditions for a uniformly differentiable modulo p, 1-Lipschitz function on Z p to be ergodic in terms of the van der Put coefficients. We revisit their criterion for ergodicity and give an complete description of ergodicity for a uniformly differentiable modulo p, 1-Lipschitz function on Z p in terms of the coefficients of Mahler and van der Put.…”
Section: Memić Et Al's Criterion For Egrodicity Revisitedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We revisit their criterion for ergodicity and give an complete description of ergodicity for a uniformly differentiable modulo p, 1-Lipschitz function on Z p in terms of the coefficients of Mahler and van der Put. We first recall the ergodicity criterion of Memić et al [21], which can be rephrased in a slightly different form.…”
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“…Specific classes of functions are described in terms of their Mahler coefficients in many papers [4,2,3,5,6,7,8]. In this work we study the class of compatible functions satisfying the congruence (3.1) below.…”
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