skew product
skew product
[′skyü ‚präd·əkt] (mathematics)
A multiplicative operation or structure induced upon a Cartesian product of sets, where each has some algebraic structure.
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Subsequent related results consider the general case of linear cocycles (or the so-called linear
skew product flows) acting on Banach spaces.
Some topics considered are stochastic dynamics related to the Plancherel measure on partitions,
skew products and Livsic theory, and transverse properties of dynamical systems.
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