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Oseledets.Multifractal.BernoulliErgodic

Ergodicity of the one-sided Bernoulli shift (Kolmogorov 0–1 law) #

This file proves node N3 of the Bernoulli witness: the left shift shiftMap on the one-sided full shift Shift α₀ is ergodic with respect to the i.i.d. product (Bernoulli) measure bern ν = Measure.infinitePi (fun _ => ν).

The proof is the classical route through Kolmogorov's 0–1 law, not mixing.

This discharges the standing Ergodic shiftMap μ conditional of the headline dimH_eq_ksEntropy_div_log_two.

Main result #

N3 — the coordinate σ-algebras and the tail bridge #

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The σ-algebra generated by the n-th coordinate projection of the one-sided full shift.

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    Independence of coordinates. Under the Bernoulli measure the coordinate σ-algebras coordSigma form an independent family. This is iIndepFun_infinitePi applied to the identity coordinate projections, converted from iIndepFun to iIndep of the generated σ-algebras.

    Each coordinate σ-algebra is below the ambient σ-algebra on the full shift.

    The n-th shift iterate is measurable when the domain carries the σ-algebra generated by the coordinates ≥ n: its k-th output coordinate is the input coordinate k + n ≥ n.

    Tail-measurability of an invariant set. A measurable shiftMap-invariant set is measurable with respect to the tail σ-algebra Filter.limsup coordSigma Filter.atTop.

    N3 — the 0–1 law and ergodicity #

    Pre-ergodicity via the 0–1 law. Any measurable shiftMap-invariant set has bern ν-measure 0 or 1: it is tail-measurable, and the Bernoulli coordinates are independent.

    N3 (ergodicity of the Bernoulli shift). The left shift shiftMap is ergodic with respect to the i.i.d. product measure bern ν. The measure-preserving half is measurePreserving_shiftMap_bern; pre-ergodicity is Kolmogorov's 0–1 law applied to the tail-measurable invariant sets.