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The Rudolph's theorem confirm the existence of a special representation of an orgodicergodic flow on the Lebesgue space. (In the book of I.P.Cornfeld untitledentitled Ergodic theory). My question is: what is the benefit and the use of the special flows? And of the Rudolph's theorem?

The Rudolph's theorem confirm the existence of a special representation of an orgodic flow on the Lebesgue space. (In the book of I.P.Cornfeld untitled Ergodic theory). My question is: what is the benefit and the use of the special flows? And of the Rudolph's theorem?

The Rudolph's theorem confirm the existence of a special representation of an ergodic flow on the Lebesgue space. (In the book of I.P.Cornfeld entitled Ergodic theory). My question is: what is the benefit and the use of the special flows? And of the Rudolph's theorem?

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special flows and Rudolph's theorem

The Rudolph's theorem confirm the existence of a special representation of an orgodic flow on the Lebesgue space. (In the book of I.P.Cornfeld untitled Ergodic theory). My question is: what is the benefit and the use of the special flows? And of the Rudolph's theorem?