Arithmetic ergodicity dichotomy for countable Borel equivalence relations
Arithmetic ergodicity dichotomy for countable Borel equivalence relations
Let be a countable Borel equivalence relation, and let denote arithmetic equivalence equipped with the arithmetic cone measure. Arithmetic ergodicity conjecture. Exactly one of the following holds: is weakly universal, or is -ergodic with respect to the arithmetic cone measure. This is presented as a weaker analogue of the consequence of Martin's conjecture for Turing equivalence. The conjecture is open.
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Andrew Marks, Theodore Slaman and John Steel, “Martin's conjecture, arithmetic equivalence, and countable Borel equivalence relations”, arXiv:1109.1875 (2012).
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