# Ergodicity and mixing of non‐commuting epimorphisms

@article{Bergelson2005ErgodicityAM,
title={Ergodicity and mixing of non‐commuting epimorphisms},
author={Vitaly Bergelson and Alexander Gorodnik},
journal={Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society},
year={2005},
volume={95}
}
• Published 27 December 2005
• Mathematics
• Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society
We study mixing properties of epimorphisms of a compact connected finite‐dimensional abelian group X. In particular, we show that a set F, with |F| > dim X, of epimorphisms of X is mixing if and only if every subset of F of cardinality (dim X) + 1 is mixing. We also construct examples of free non‐abelian groups of automorphisms of tori which are mixing, but not mixing of order 3, and show that, under some irreducibility assumptions, ergodic groups of automorphisms contain mixing subgroups and…
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