
AbstractGiven a topological process (X, µ, T) where T is a homeomorphism of the compact metric space X which preserves the probability measure µ and is ergodic, we show that there exists an uncountable family {(Xi, µi, Ti)}i∈I of topological processes such that for every i, (Xi, µi, Ti) is measure-theoretically isomorphic to (X, µ, T) but for every i ≠ j, (Xi, µi, Ti) and (Xj, µj, Tj) are not almost topologically conjugate.
almost topological conjugacy, almost topologically isomorphic, dynamical systems, Measure-preserving transformations, Topological dynamics
almost topological conjugacy, almost topologically isomorphic, dynamical systems, Measure-preserving transformations, Topological dynamics
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