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Integration by substitution / Fourier analysis / Measure theory / Mathematical series / Asymptotic equipartition property / Knaster–Tarski theorem / Mathematical analysis / Mathematics / Ergodic theory
Date: 2007-07-23 21:51:05
Integration by substitution
Fourier analysis
Measure theory
Mathematical series
Asymptotic equipartition property
Knaster–Tarski theorem
Mathematical analysis
Mathematics
Ergodic theory

A classical ergodic property for IFS: A simple proof B. Forte1;2 , F. Mendivil2 1 Facolta di Scienze MM. FF. e NN. a Ca Vignal

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