Typical weak-mixing conjecture for Bruin–Troubetzkoy interval translation maps
Typical weak-mixing conjecture for Bruin–Troubetzkoy interval translation maps
Let be the measure obtained in the theorem on unique ergodicity, and consider Bruin–Troubetzkoy interval translation maps of infinite type. Weak-mixing conjecture. Almost all (with respect to the measure obtained in the theorem on unique ergodicity) Bruin-Troubetzkoy ITMs of infinite type are weakly mixing. Weak mixing is known for many self-similar Bruin–Troubetzkoy ITMs of infinite type, and the authors state that they expect it to be typical; the supplied text gives no resolution of this conjecture.
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Mauro Artigiani, Pascal Hubert and Alexandra Skripchenko, “Renormalization for Bruin-Troubetzkoy ITMs”, arXiv:2412.07928 (2025).
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