Daniel Glasscock, Andreas Koutsogiannis, F. Richter
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Katznelson’s Question is a long-standing open question concerning recurrence in topological dynamics with strong historical and mathematical ties to open problems in combinatorics and harmonic analysis. In this article, we give a positive answer to Katznelson’s Question for certain towers of skew-product extensions of equicontinuous systems, including systems of the form
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