Genericity conjecture for the generalized Liouville sequence

Assume bk=ak2b_k=a_k^2, with the integers aka_k pairwise relatively prime, and define

δn:={k1:ak divides n},πn:=(1)δn.\delta_n:=\left|\{k\geq 1:a_k\text{ divides }n\}\right|,\qquad \pi_n:=(-1)^{\delta_n}.

Let Σ\Sigma denote the parameter from the preceding construction, and let β\beta be the probability measure defined there. A sequence is generic for β\beta if its empirical distributions under the shift converge to β\beta. Genericity conjecture. When

Σ=,\Sigma=\infty,

the sequence π\pi is generic for β\beta. Together with the paper's theorem relating the Chowla property and genericity, this would imply the Chowla conjecture; the source gives no resolution.

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El Houcein El Abdalaoui, Mariusz Lemanczyk and Thierry De La Rue, “A dynamical point of view on the set of B-free integers”, arXiv:1311.3752 (2013).

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