1975
DOI: 10.1007/bf01236981
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Interval exchange transformations

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“…Since µ = T µ and Supp(µ) ⊂F is equivalent to µ = ηµ, one is lead to studying the dynamics of η which appears to be locally affine and 1/2-contracting. This class of maps can be seen as a contracting variant of the family of Interval Exchange Transformations, namely the bijective piecewise translations of the Interval, introduced by Keane [15]. These considerations are the main reason for the present work.…”
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“…Since µ = T µ and Supp(µ) ⊂F is equivalent to µ = ηµ, one is lead to studying the dynamics of η which appears to be locally affine and 1/2-contracting. This class of maps can be seen as a contracting variant of the family of Interval Exchange Transformations, namely the bijective piecewise translations of the Interval, introduced by Keane [15]. These considerations are the main reason for the present work.…”
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“…First, only branches starting from V N i, with (i, ) ∈ J can be weighted by a T −invariant Borel probability measure. Following an idea of Keane [15], let µ 1 , · · · , µ q be q T -invariant ergodic diffusive Borel probability measures. Let (A i ) 1≤i≤q be disjoint T −invariant Borel sets such that µ i (A j ) = δ i,j .…”
Section: Abstract Structure Of General Injective Quasi-contractionsmentioning
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“…Cantor minimal systems The notion of an interval exchange transformation was introduced by Keane [8]. For a more complete discussion of interval exchange transformations we refer to [2,Chapter 5].…”
Section: Minimal Interval Exchange Transformations and Their Associatedmentioning
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“…In particular, from the article of Keane [11], one can deduce what the intervals of points with the same itinerary are. We summarize it as the following lemma.…”
Section: Itineraries In Exchange Of Three Intervalsmentioning
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