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Elise Janvresse
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We completely describe the weak closure of the powers of the Koopman operator associated to Chacons classical automorphism. We show that weak limits of these powers are the ortho-projector to constants and an explicit family of polynomials. As a consequence, we answer negatively the question of alpha-weak mixing for Chacons automorphism.
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