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Subsequence ergodic theorems for amenable groups

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For amenable groups that have a Følner sequence {A n} satisfying

$$\overline {lim} \left| {A_n^{ - 1} A_n } \right|/\left| {A_n } \right|< + \infty $$

we show that a subsequence ergodic theorem is valid for the visit times to a set of positive measure.

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Ornstein, D., Weiss, B. Subsequence ergodic theorems for amenable groups. Israel J. Math. 79, 113–127 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02764805

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