The eventual (stabilized) kernel of a singular linear cocycle #
For a non-invertible (singular) cocycle the Oseledets multiplicative ergodic theorem
degenerates from a direct-sum decomposition to a filtration
ℝ^d = V₁(ω) ⊃ V₂(ω) ⊃ ⋯ ⊃ V_k(ω) ⊃ {0}, whose bottom space {0} is the limit of the
directions the matrix products ultimately collapse. This file builds the eventual
kernel of the cocycle: the supremum (union) over all step counts n of the finite-n
kernel submodules Oseledets.cocycleKer A T n x. Since the kernel family is monotone
(cocycleKer_le_add: once a direction is collapsed it stays collapsed), this supremum is
the stabilized bottom stratum of the singular Oseledets flag — the eventual kernel
⨆ n, cocycleKer A T n x.
Two facts are recorded: the kernel family is monotone in the step count
(cocycleKer_mono), and each finite-step kernel embeds in the eventual one
(cocycleKer_le_eventualKer). A crude dimension bound finrank ≤ d
(finrank_eventualKer_le) follows from the ambient finite dimension.
Literature source (impl-i6-evker): A. Quas, Multiplicative Ergodic Theorems and
Applications (lecture notes, Universidade de São Paulo, 2013), Theorem 2 (Oseledets
theorem, non-invertible form; after Oseledec [12] and Raghunathan [13]). There the
non-invertible conclusion is the measurable filtration ℝ^d = V₁(ω) ⊃ V₂(ω) ⊃ ⋯ ⊃ V_{k+1}(ω) = {0} with A_ω V_j(ω) ⊆ V_j(σ ω); the bottom V_{k+1}(ω) = {0} is the
stabilized kernel — the directions collapsed in the limit — which the eventual kernel of
this file makes concrete as the monotone supremum of the finite-n step kernels.
Main definitions #
Oseledets.eventualKer: the eventual kernel⨆ n, cocycleKer A T n x, the stabilized union of all step-kernels and the monotone-limit bottom of the singular filtration flag.
Main results #
Oseledets.cocycleKer_mono: the step-kernel familyfun n => cocycleKer A T n xis monotone in the step countn(collapsed directions stay collapsed).Oseledets.cocycleKer_le_eventualKer: each finite-step kernelcocycleKer A T n xsits inside the eventual kerneleventualKer A T x.Oseledets.finrank_eventualKer_le: the eventual kernel has dimension at mostd.
Remaining gap toward the measurable equivariant flag #
This module supplies the stabilized bottom eventualKer A T x of the flag as an
algebraic supremum at a fixed base point x. The full Quas Theorem 2 conclusion still
requires: (i) the singular-value exponents λ₁ > ⋯ > λ_k from the Kingman/exterior-power
machinery; (ii) the limiting slow spaces V_j(ω) as Cauchy limits in the Grassmannian of
spans of the smallest singular vectors of cocycle A T n x; (iii) measurability of
x ↦ V_j(x) and the equivariance A_ω V_j(ω) ⊆ V_j(σ ω). In particular the eventual
kernel here is not yet shown to be equivariant (A x mapping eventualKer A T x into
eventualKer A T (T x)) nor measurable in x; only the per-base-point monotone-limit
algebra is formalized.
Kernel monotonicity in the step count. The step-kernel family
fun n => cocycleKer A T n x is monotone: as the cocycle composes along the orbit, once a
direction is collapsed it stays collapsed, so the kernel can only grow. Proved from the
one-step inclusion cocycleKer A T n x ≤ cocycleKer A T (1 + n) x (an instance of
cocycleKer_le_add).
The eventual kernel of the cocycle at x: the supremum (union) over all step
counts n of the finite-step kernels cocycleKer A T n x. Because the step-kernel family
is monotone (cocycleKer_mono), in the finite-dimensional space Fin d → ℝ this supremum
stabilizes, and it is the bottom space {0} analogue — the directions the cocycle
ultimately collapses — of the singular Oseledets filtration flag ℝ^d = V₁(ω) ⊃ ⋯ ⊃ {0}
(Quas, Multiplicative Ergodic Theorems and Applications, 2013, Theorem 2; after Oseledec
and Raghunathan).
Equations
- Oseledets.eventualKer A T x = ⨆ (n : ℕ), Oseledets.cocycleKer A T n x
Instances For
Each finite-step kernel cocycleKer A T n x sits inside the eventual kernel
eventualKer A T x: the eventual kernel is the union of all step-kernels.