Self-Similarity of the Corrections to the Ergodic Theorem for the Pascal-Adic Transformation

Self-Similarity of the Corrections to the Ergodic Theorem for the Pascal-Adic Transformation

Self-similarity of the corrections to the ergodic theorem for the Pascal-adic transformation Elise´ Janvresse, Thierry de la Rue, Yvan Velenik Laboratoire de Math´ematiques Rapha¨elSalem CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems 1 The Pascal-adic transformation 2 Self-similar structure of the basic blocks 3 Ergodic interpretation 4 Generalizations and related problems T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Pascal Graph T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation Pascal Graph The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Pascal Graph 2005-03-31 The Pascal graph: it is composed of infinitely many vertices and edges. The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Pascal Graph 1 2 n T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Pascal Graph 1 2 n (n,0) (n,k) (n,n) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation Pascal Graph The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Pascal Graph 2005-03-31 Its vertices are arranged in levels numbered 0, 1, 2, . , n, . Level n contains (n + 1) vertices, denoted1 by 2 (n, 0), (n, 1),..., (n, k),..., (n, n). Each vertex (n, k) is connected to two vertices at level n + 1: (n + 1, k) and (n + 1, k + 1). n (n,0) (n,k) (n,n) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Pascal Graph 1 2 n (n,0) (n,k) (n,n) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation Pascal Graph The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Pascal Graph 2005-03-31 We are interested in trajectories on this graph, starting from the 0-level vertex (the root) and going successively1 through all 2 its levels. n (n,0) (n,k) (n,n) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Pascal Graph x=01100100111... 0 1 1 2 n (n,0) (n,k) (n,n) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation Pascal Graph The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Pascal Graph 2005-03-31 Eachx=01100100111... step to the left is labelled0 by1 a 0, and each step to the right by a 1. We then identify each trajectory1 with an infinite 2 sequence of 0’s and 1’s. n (n,0) (n,k) (n,n) (n,k) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Recursive enumeration of trajectories We list all trajectories going through (n, k) and fixed beyond this point. (n,k) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation (n,k) Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation Recursive enumeration of trajectories The Pascal-adic transformation We list all trajectories going through (n, k) and fixed beyond Introduction to the transformation this point. Recursive enumeration of trajectories 2005-03-31 We introduce a partial order on the trajectories. We start by considering all trajectories coinciding from level n on. (n,k) (n,k) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Recursive enumeration of trajectories First those coming from (n − 1, k − 1), (n,k) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation (n,k) Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation Recursive enumeration of trajectories The Pascal-adic transformation First those coming from (n − 1, k − 1), Introduction to the transformation Recursive enumeration of trajectories 2005-03-31 The order is defined in a recursive way: among all trajectories going through (n, k), those going through (n − 1, k − 1) precede those going through (n − 1, k). (n,k) (n,k) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Recursive enumeration of trajectories First those coming from (n − 1, k − 1), (n,k) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation (n,k) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Recursive enumeration of trajectories First those coming from (n − 1, k − 1), (n,k) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation (n,k) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Recursive enumeration of trajectories First those coming from (n − 1, k − 1), (n,k) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation (n,k) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Recursive enumeration of trajectories then those coming from (n − 1, k) (n,k) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation (n,k) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Recursive enumeration of trajectories then those coming from (n − 1, k) (n,k) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation (n,k) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Recursive enumeration of trajectories then those coming from (n − 1, k) (n,k) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation (n,k) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Recursive enumeration of trajectories then those coming from (n − 1, k) (n,k) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation (n,k) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Recursive enumeration of trajectories then those coming from (n − 1, k) (n,k) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation (n,k) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Recursive enumeration of trajectories then those coming from (n − 1, k) (n,k) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation (n,k) The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems Recursive enumeration of trajectories When this is over, we go one level down. (n,k) T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation Self-similar structure of the basic blocks Invariant measures Ergodic interpretation Coding: basic blocks Generalizations and related problems The transformation T. de la Rue, E.´ Janvresse, Y. Velenik Self-similarity of the Pascal-adic transformation The Pascal-adic transformation Introduction to the transformation

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