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Ergodic Theory / Probability Seminar - Anh Le

Ergodic Theory/Probability Seminar
November 1, 2018
3:00PM - 4:00PM
Math Tower 154

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Add to Calendar 2018-11-01 15:00:00 2018-11-01 16:00:00 Ergodic Theory / Probability Seminar - Anh Le Title: Subsequences of multiple correlations Speaker: Anh Le (Northwestern University) Abstract: The results of Bergelson-Host-Kra and of Leibman say that a multiple correlation sequence can be decomposed as a sum of a nilsequence and a null sequence. Inspired by these results, Frantzikinakis asks the following question: Let $r_n$ be the sequence of primes, or $[n^c]$, or $2^n$. For a multiple correlation $a(n)$, is it true that there exists a nilsequence $b(n)$ and null sequence $e(n)$ such that $a(r_n) = b(r_n) + e(n)$? In this talk, I'll briefly discuss why the answer is affirmative for the sequences of primes and $[n^c]$. However, our main focus will be about $2^n$. The answer for this sequence is also yes and surprisingly related to the notion of sets of Bohr recurrence. Math Tower 154 Department of Mathematics math@osu.edu America/New_York public

Title: Subsequences of multiple correlations

Speaker: Anh Le (Northwestern University)

Abstract: The results of Bergelson-Host-Kra and of Leibman say that a multiple correlation sequence can be decomposed as a sum of a nilsequence and a null sequence. Inspired by these results, Frantzikinakis asks the following question: Let $r_n$ be the sequence of primes, or $[n^c]$, or $2^n$. For a multiple correlation $a(n)$, is it true that there exists a nilsequence $b(n)$ and null sequence $e(n)$ such that $a(r_n) = b(r_n) + e(n)$?

In this talk, I'll briefly discuss why the answer is affirmative for the sequences of primes and $[n^c]$. However, our main focus will be about $2^n$. The answer for this sequence is also yes and surprisingly related to the notion of sets of Bohr recurrence.

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