-
exists a
space of
subshifts on 6 symbols,
projected to
subshifts on 2 symbols, such that any
Markov measure on the
smaller subshift has a
preimage measure...
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exists a
space of
subshifts on 6 symbols,
projected to
subshifts on 2 symbols, such that any
Markov measure on the
smaller subshift has a
preimage measure...
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studied by
means of
symbolic dynamics.
Important special cases include subshifts of
finite type and
sofic systems. The term
ergodic is
commonly thought...
- (Kemeny (1959), p. 384)
Finite Markov-chain
processes are also
known as
subshifts of
finite type. Booth,
Taylor L. (1967).
Sequential Machines and Automata...
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theory (ergodicity of
Markov chains); to the
theory of
dynamical systems (
subshifts of
finite type); to
economics (Okishio's theorem, Hawkins–Simon condition);...
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chain or a
subshift of
finite type. A
Markov matrix that is
compatible with the
adjacency matrix can then
provide a
measure on the
subshift. Many chaotic...
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often considered synonyms. The most
widely studied shift spaces are the
subshifts of
finite type and the
sofic shifts. In the
classical framework a shift...
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operator acting on a
shift space. The most
commonly studied shifts are the
subshifts of
finite type. The
adjoint to the
transfer operator can
likewise usually...
- p. 106. ISBN 978-0-521-88885-1.
Michael S. Keane, "Ergodic
theory and
subshifts of
finite type", (1991),
appearing as
Chapter 2 in
Ergodic Theory, Symbolic...
- systems, and, in particular,
ergodic theory. In particular, he
studied subshifts of
finite type nilflows. Bill
Parry was born in
Coventry in the Warwickshire...
