Furstenberg-Lesigne-Wierdl recurrence conjecture for arithmetic progressions

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Let a ⁣:NZa\colon {\mathbb N}\to {\mathbb Z} be a sequence. A sequence is good for \ell-step irrational equidistribution if it satisfies the corresponding irrational equidistribution property, and it has good divisibility properties in the sense used by the source. Furstenberg-Lesigne-Wierdl recurrence conjecture. If aa is good for \ell-step irrational equidistribution and has good divisibility properties, then it is good for recurrence along \ell-term arithmetic progressions. This generalizes the known one-term Kamae-Mendès France criterion; the source gives no resolution of the higher-order assertion.

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Nikos Frantzikinakis and Borys Kuca, “Degree lowering for ergodic averages along arithmetic progressions”, arXiv:2212.09819 (2023).

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