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Pointwise Ergodic Theory: Examples and Entropy

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In the late 80s and early 90s, Bourgain established pointwise ergodic theorems for averages along polynomial orbits. The work was a creative novelty; in this talk, I will explain how Bourgain arrived at his ergodic theorem. Time permitting, I will discuss extensions to my own work, joint with Mirek and Tao.

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