Abstract

Let $M$ be an $\aleph_0$-categorical structure and assume that $M$ has no algebraicity and has weak elimination of imaginaries. Generalizing classical theorems of de Finetti and Ryll-Nardzewski, we show that any ergodic, $\operatorname{Aut}(M)$-invariant measure on $[0, 1]^M$ is a product measure. We also investigate the action of $\operatorname{Aut}(M)$ on the compact space $\mathrm{LO}(M)$ of linear orders on $M$. If we assume moreover that the action $\operatorname{Aut}(M) \curvearrowright M$ is transitive, we prove that the action $\operatorname{Aut}(M) \curvearrowright \mathrm{LO}(M)$ either has a fixed point or is uniquely ergodic.

Highlights

  • Abstract. — Let M be an א0-categorical structure and assume that M has no algebraicity and has weak elimination of imaginaries

  • Tsankov as Fraïssé limits of a class of finite structures satisfying certain conditions and there is a close correspondence between dynamical properties of the automorphism group of the limit structure and combinatorial properties of the class

  • Typical examples of Fraïssé classes are the class of finite graphs, the class of finite triangle-free graphs, and the class of finite linear orders (here the limit is the countable, dense linear order without endpoints (Q,

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Summary

Preliminaries from model theory

We start by recalling some basic definitions. A signature L is a collection of relation symbols {Ri} and function symbols {Fj}, each equipped with a natural number called its arity. A structure is א0-categorical if its first-order theory has a unique countable model up to isomorphism Another characterization that will be crucial is given by the RyllNardzewski theorem: M is א0-categorical iff the diagonal action Aut(M ) M k has finitely many orbits for every k (a permutation group with this property is called oligomorphic). If L is a signature that contains only finitely many relational symbols of each arity and no functions, every homogeneous L -structure is א0-categorical. If G is any closed subgroup of the full permutation group Sym(N ) of some countable set N , one can convert N into a homogeneous structure with Aut(N ) = G by naming, for every k, each G-orbit on N k by a k-ary relation symbol. An analogous argument shows that c is contained in B and e ∈ dcleq(A ∩ B)

Unitary representations and a generalization of de Finetti’s theorem
Invariant measures on the space of linear orderings
Examples and other invariant measures

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