The strong Borel--Cantelli property in conventional and nonconventional setups

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Abstract

We study the strong Borel-Cantelli property both for events and for shifts on sequence spaces considering both a conventional and a nonconventional setups. Namely, under certain conditions on events Γ1,Γ2,...Γ_1,Γ_2,... we show that with probability one \[ \left(\sum_{n=1}^N\prod_{i=1}^\ell P(Γ_{q_i(n)})\right)^{-1}\sum_{n=1}^N\prod_{i=1}^\ell\mathbb{I}_{Γ_{q_i(n)}}\to 1\,\,\mbox{as}\,\, N\to\infty \] where qi(n), i=1,...,ℓq_i(n),\, i=1,...,\ell are integer valued functions satisfying certain assumptions and IΓ\mathbb{I}_Γ denotes the indicator of ΓΓ. When ℓ=1\ell=1 (called the conventional setup) this convergence can be established under ϕϕ-mixing conditions while when ℓ>1\ell>1 (called a nonconventional setup) the stronger ψψ-mixing condition is required. These results are extended to shifts TT of sequence spaces where Γqi(n)Γ_{q_i(n)} is replaced by T−qi(n)Cn(i)T^{-q_i(n)}C_n^{(i)} where Cn(i), i=1,...,ℓ, n≥1C_n^{(i)},\, i=1,...,\ell,\, n\geq 1 is a sequence of cylinder sets. As an application we study the asymptotical behavior of maximums of certain logarithmic distance functions and of (multiple) hitting times of shrinking cylinders.

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