Watch a 46-minute mathematics lecture from the Simons Semester on Dynamics where Mate Wierdl from the University of Memphis explores the distribution of translation orbits along good averaging sequences. Delivered at the Będlewo Mathematical Research and Conference Center as part of the conference on Nilpotent structures in topological dynamics, ergodic theory and combinatorics, the talk delves into advanced mathematical concepts related to translation orbits and their distributional properties. Access supplementary materials including the full abstract through the Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of Sciences conference website.
Distribution of Translation Orbits Along Good Averaging Sequences
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Distribution of translation orbits along good averaging sequences
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Simons Semester on Dynamics
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