Exercise 16, § 7
Tag 02H3, permanent. Cite it as [Bourbaki, Tag 02H3].
Spectral Theories, I, p. 190
Let be a locally compact space, a positive measure of total mass 1 on and a mapping such that .
(a) The mapping induces a unitary endomorphism of .
(b) The real number 1 is an eigenvalue of of multiplicity 1 if and only if, for every measurable subset A of X such that , one has . One then says that is -ergodic.
(c) Let be the proper subspace of for the eigenvalue 1. The sequence defined by
converges to the orthogonal projection onto E in the space endowed with the topology of simple convergence (“von-Neumann ergodic theorem”).(Note that the orthogonal of E is the closure of the image of ; verify then that when )
(d) One defines an endomorphism of as in question a), and one sets
For every , the sequence converges in towards an element of the proper subspace of for the eigenvalue 1. (First consider the case where is bounded, and apply the preceding question.)
(e) Let I be a finite set and endowed with the product measure of the measures on I such that Card(I) for every . Put for every . Then and is -ergodic (“Bernoulli shift”).
(f) Let and the normalised Haar measure on X. Let and put . Then and is -ergodic if and only if is the class of an irrational number.
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