Noncommutative maximal ergodic inequalities for amenable groups

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Main Authors: Cadilhac, Léonard, Wang, Simeng
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author Cadilhac, Léonard
Wang, Simeng
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Wang, Simeng
contents We prove a pointwise ergodic theorem and a maximal inequality for actions of amenable groups on noncommutative measure spaces. To do so, we establish a square function estimate quantifying the difference between ergodic averages and some conditional expectations. Our main technical results are the construction of a well-behaved filtration, based on the quasi-tilings of Ornstein and Weiss, and the square function bound, which we derive from non-doubling noncommutative Calderón-Zygmund decomposition. For actions on usual measure spaces, we obtain new variational ergodic inequalities and jump estimates.
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spellingShingle Noncommutative maximal ergodic inequalities for amenable groups
Cadilhac, Léonard
Wang, Simeng
Operator Algebras
Dynamical Systems
Functional Analysis
Group Theory
We prove a pointwise ergodic theorem and a maximal inequality for actions of amenable groups on noncommutative measure spaces. To do so, we establish a square function estimate quantifying the difference between ergodic averages and some conditional expectations. Our main technical results are the construction of a well-behaved filtration, based on the quasi-tilings of Ornstein and Weiss, and the square function bound, which we derive from non-doubling noncommutative Calderón-Zygmund decomposition. For actions on usual measure spaces, we obtain new variational ergodic inequalities and jump estimates.
title Noncommutative maximal ergodic inequalities for amenable groups
topic Operator Algebras
Dynamical Systems
Functional Analysis
Group Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2206.12228