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On orthogonality to uniquely ergodic systems

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arxiv 2404.07907 v3 pith:UBNVE3ZF submitted 2024-04-11 math.DS

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keywords systemsergodicuniquelyboshernitzanorthogonalproblemsequencesapplication
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We solve Boshernitzan's problem of characterization (in terms of so called Furstenberg systems) of bounded sequences that are orthogonal to all uniquely ergodic systems. Some variations of Boshernitzan's problem involving characteristic classes are considered. As an application, we characterize sequences orthogonal to all uniquely ergodic systems whose (unique) invariant measure yields a discrete spectrum automorphism as those satisfying an averaged Chowla property.

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