The non-ergodic Lyapunov spectrum (exponents as invariant functions) #
This module is the non-ergodic relaxation of the singular-value layer. In the ergodic
theory (Oseledets.tendsto_gammaK, Oseledets.exists_lam_tendsto_singularValue,
Oseledets.exponents) the partial-sum limits Γ_k and the per-σ Lyapunov exponents
λᵢ = Γ_{i+1} − Γ_i are almost-everywhere constants. Without ergodicity these limits
still exist almost everywhere, but they are now T-invariant measurable functions
rather than constants. (Heuristically the limit is the conditional expectation
μ[log sprod_k(·, 1) | invariants T]; the theorems below prove only its existence,
T-invariance, and integrability — not that identification.)
The whole development is a mechanical re-derivation swapping the ergodic Kingman theorem
(Oseledets.tendsto_kingman_ergodic) for the non-ergodic one (Oseledets.tendsto_kingman):
the latter produces a T-invariant integrable limit G instead of a constant c. Every
integrability / positivity / subadditivity fact about log sprod_k that the ergodic proof
discharged (integrable_logSprod, bddBelow_logSprod, sprod_pos,
isSubadditiveCocycle_logSprod) is reused verbatim — only the Ergodic hypothesis is
dropped in favour of bare MeasurePreserving. The pointwise telescoping that turns the
Γ_k limits into per-σ exponents (tendsto_log_singularValue) is unchanged.
The ergodic results are recovered as the special case where the σ-algebra of T-invariants
is trivial (so each invariant function is a.e. constant): see
Oseledets.tendsto_gammaK_of_integrableLogNorm and
Oseledets.exists_lam_tendsto_singularValue.
Main results #
Oseledets.tendsto_gammaK_nonergodic— the partial-sum limitΓ_kas aT-invariant integrable functionG : X → ℝ, with(1/n) log sprod_k → Galmost everywhere.Oseledets.exists_exponents_nonergodic— the full Lyapunov spectrum as a family ofT-invariant integrable functionslam : ℕ → X → ℝ, each the a.e. limit of(1/n) log σᵢ(A⁽ⁿ⁾).Oseledets.exists_sumPosExp_nonergodic— the sum of the positive exponents, as aT-invariant integrable function obtained by summing the positive part of the spectrum.
References #
- L. Arnold, Random Dynamical Systems, Springer Monographs in Mathematics, 1998.
- M. Viana, Lectures on Lyapunov Exponents, Cambridge Studies in Adv. Math. 145 (2014).
The non-ergodic partial-sum limit Γ_k. For a measure-preserving T, an
everywhere-invertible measurable cocycle generator with log⁺‖A‖, log⁺‖A⁻¹‖ ∈ L¹, and
k ≤ d, the normalized log sprod_k converges μ-a.e. to a T-invariant integrable
function G (no ergodicity assumed). This is the
non-ergodic analogue of tendsto_gammaK_of_integrableLogNorm: the constant Γ_k is
replaced by the invariant function G.
The non-ergodic Lyapunov spectrum. For a measure-preserving T, an
everywhere-invertible measurable cocycle generator with log⁺‖A‖, log⁺‖A⁻¹‖ ∈ L¹, there is
a family of T-invariant integrable functions lam : ℕ → X → ℝ (supported on [0, d))
such that, for each i < d and μ-a.e. x, the normalized log of the i-th singular
value of A⁽ⁿ⁾ converges to lam i x. Without ergodicity the exponents are invariant
measurable functions instead of the constants of exists_lam_tendsto_singularValue.
The functions are built as σ-differences lam i = G_{i+1} − G_i of the partial-sum limits
of tendsto_gammaK_nonergodic; the per-σ telescoping (tendsto_log_singularValue) is the
same pointwise argument used in the ergodic case.
The non-ergodic sum of positive exponents. Summing the positive parts max (lam i x) 0
of the non-ergodic spectrum over i < d yields a single T-invariant integrable function
G₊ : X → ℝ, the non-ergodic analogue of lyapPosSum. (Without ergodicity this is an
invariant function, not a constant.)