Polynomial Sarnak's conjecture for minimal systems II

A minimal topological dynamical system (X,T)(X,T) has polynomial entropy zero when its sequential topological entropy is zero along all polynomial sequences. Let (X,T)(X,T) be a minimal topological dynamical system with polynomial entropy zero. Polynomial Sarnak's conjecture for minimal systems II. For every fC(X)f\in C(X), every polynomial p:NN0p:\mathbb{N}\to\mathbb{N}_0, and every xXx\in X,

limN1Nn=1Nμ(n)f(Tp(n)x)=0.\lim_{N\to\infty}\frac{1}{N}\sum_{n=1}^N\mu(n)f(T^{p(n)}x)=0.

This weakens the entropy assumption from ordinary zero entropy to polynomial entropy zero while retaining minimality. The source presents the assertion as a conjecture, gives no resolution, and notes that it is false without minimality.

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Tanja Eisner, “A polynomial version of Sarnak's conjecture”, arXiv:1501.04323 (2018).

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