A NNALES DE L ’I. H. P., SECTION B
M. F. B ARNSLEY
S. G. D EMKO
J. H. E LTON J. S. G ERONIMO
Erratum Invariant measures for Markov processes arising from iterated function systems with
place-dependent probabilities
Annales de l’I. H. P., section B, tome 25, n
o4 (1989), p. 589-590
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Erratum
Invariant
measuresfor Markov processes arising
from iterated function systems with place- dependent probabilities
M. F. BARNSLEY, S. G. DEMKO, J. H. ELTON and J. S. GERONIMO Ann. Inst. Henri Poincaré, vol. 24, n° 3, 1988, p. 367-394
Ann. Inst. Henri Poincaré,
Vol. 25, n° 4, 1989, p. 589-590. Probabilités et Statistiques
The
proof given
for Lemma2. 5,
pg.374,
while correct for certain spaces, e. g. is incorrect ingeneral,
as it assumesspecial properties
ofthe modulus of
continuity.
A correctproof
is obtainedby replacing
fromthe
beginning
of theproof through
lines13,
page375, by
thefollowing:
Proof. -
Note that each cpa isnon-decreasing,
and cp~(t)
1 for all t,since _ 1
for all x, y. LetLet ... v where t v u denotes
max ~
t,u ).
It is clearthat (p also satisfies Dini’s condition.
Sublemma. - Let cp :
[0, 1]
~[0, oo )
benon-decreasing,
withThen there exists
[0, 1]
-~[0, oo)
such that~r (t) >-_ cp (t)
for all t,~ (t)
isnon-increasing,
andf
Proof -
W.L.O.G. assume cp(+)
= cp(t),
b’ t. Letf (t)
= cp(t)/t.
We shalluse the
"rising
sun" lemma of F. Riesz(Boas,
page134) :
Let E be the"shadow
region"
for the sunrising
in the direction of thepositive x-axis;
that
is, E = ~ t E {o, 1 ) : ~ x > t with ~ f ’ (x) >, f ’ {t) ~ .
Then E is an open set andif
(a, b)
is any one of the open intervalscomprising
E,f {x) ~ f (b)
forb), and f (a) = f (b) since f is right-continuous
and hasonly upward jumps.
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Let C be countable collection of
non-overlapping
open intervals such that E = U C. DefineThus g (x)
isnon-increasing and g >__f.
Now if(a, b) E C,
since cp is
non-decreasing.
Thusso
since cp is
non-decreasing,
so10g
n(t)
dt ~.Finally,
.. _ let_is
non-increasing. D
~
So
by
thesublemma, increasing
cp if necessary, we may assume in what follows that cp(t)/t
isnon-increasing
and cp is Dini.and also
assume f~Lip1,
soWe may take
C >_ 2.
Without loss of
generality,
we may assume in thehypothesis
ofthe lemma.
Define
This is finite since cp is Dini. Then
(3* (o) = o,
and~i*
is continuous andstrictly increasing. Also, ~3*
is a concavefunction,
since cp(t)/t
is non-increasing.
,We thank
Roger
Nussbaum forpointing
out that our earlierproof
wasincorrect.
R. P. BOAS, A Primer of Real Functions, Wiley, 1970.
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