Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9516602 | Topology and its Applications | 2005 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
We indicate a large class of almost 1-1 extensions over minimal systems, which do not possess the stroboscopic property, as defined by Misiurewicz and studied by Jimenez and Snoha [Topology Appl. 129 (2003) 301-316]. Sturmian flows and all Toeplitz flows belong to this class. This generalizes a theorem of [Topology Appl. 129 (2003) 301-316] for Sturmian flows. Our result allows to easily construct minimal weakly mixing systems without the stroboscopic property, which answers in the negative a question posed in [Topology Appl. 129 (2003) 301-316]. Finally we prove that even the strong stroboscopic property does not imply the stroboscopic property for induced (first return time) systems.
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Authors
Tomasz Downarowicz, Jacek Serafin,