
arXiv: math/0202147
We generalize a method developed by Sarig to obtain polynomial lower bounds for correlation functions for maps with a countable Markov partition. A consequence is that LS Young's estimates on towers are always optimal. Moreover, we show that, for functions with zero average, the decay rate is better, gaining a factor 1/n. This implies a Central Limit Theorem in contexts where it was not expected, e.g. x+Cx^(1+α) with 1/2 < α< 1. The method is based on a general result on renewal sequences of operator, and gives an asymptotic estimate up to any precision of such operators.
33 pages
37A25, Markov map, 37C30, Ergodicity, mixing, rates of mixing, central limit theorem, Central limit and other weak theorems, decay of corrolation, renewal sequences, Dynamical Systems (math.DS), Measure-preserving transformations, FOS: Mathematics, 37C30; 37A25, Mathematics - Dynamical Systems, Ergodic theory of linear operators
37A25, Markov map, 37C30, Ergodicity, mixing, rates of mixing, central limit theorem, Central limit and other weak theorems, decay of corrolation, renewal sequences, Dynamical Systems (math.DS), Measure-preserving transformations, FOS: Mathematics, 37C30; 37A25, Mathematics - Dynamical Systems, Ergodic theory of linear operators
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