Abstract
Let (X,B,μ,T) be a measure preserving system. We say that a function f∈L2(X,μ) is μ-mean equicontinuous if for any ϵ>0 there is k∈N and measurable sets A1,A2,⋯,Ak with μ(⋃i=1kAi)>1−ϵ such that whenever x,y∈Ai for some 1≤i≤k, one haslimsupn→∞1n∑j=0n−1|f(Tjx)−f(Tjy)|<ϵ. Measure-theoretic complexity with respect to f is also introduced. It is shown that f is an almost periodic function if and only if f is μ-mean equicontinuous if and only if μ has bounded complexity with respect to f.Ferenczi studied measure-theoretic complexity using α-names of a partition and the Hamming distance. He proved that if a measure preserving system is ergodic, then the complexity function is bounded if and only if the system has discrete spectrum. We show that this result holds without the assumption of ergodicity.
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