2. Ergodic principle
From a purely fundamental point of view, ergodism results from properties specific to random functions, as set out in the ergodic theorem. Strictly speaking, paragraph 2 should therefore be entitled "ergodic theorem", but to maintain continuity in the spirit of applications, we have chosen the term "ergodic principle", which is certainly more appropriate in this context.
2.1 Definitions and properties of ergodic processes
2.1.1 Application to random functions
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