Extension of Bourgain's Return Times theorem below p=2p=2

Let X=(X,Σ,μ,τ){\bf X}=(X,\Sigma,\mu,\tau) be a dynamical system, let 1<p,q1<p,q\leq\infty, and suppose that

1p+1q<32.\frac{1}{p}+\frac{1}{q}<\frac{3}{2}.

Return Times conjecture. For every function gLq(X)g\in L^q(X) there is a universal set X0XX_0\subseteq X with μ(X0)=1\mu(X_0)=1 such that, for every second dynamical system Y=(Y,F,ν,σ){\bf Y}=(Y,\mathcal F,\nu,\sigma), every fLp(Y)f\in L^p(Y), and every xX0x\in X_0, the averages

1Nn=0Ng(τnx)f(σny)\frac{1}{N}\sum_{n=0}^{N}g(\tau^n x)f(\sigma^n y)

converge for ν\nu-almost every yy.

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Primary source

Ciprian Demeter, “On some maximal multipliers in L^p”, arXiv:0901.4084 (2009).

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