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We give sufficient conditions for the existence of absolutely continuous invariant measures, finite or σ-finite, for maps on the interval. We givea priori bound for the number of different ergodic measures. The results are obtained via the first return map.
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Pianigiani, G. First return map and invariant measures. Israel J. Math. 35, 32–48 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02760937
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