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A continuous transformation T of a compact metric space X satisfies the specification property if one can approximate distinct pieces of orbits by single periodic orbits with a certain uniformity. There are many examples of such transformations which have recently been studied in ergodic theory and statistical mechanics. This paper investigates the relation between T invariant measures and the frequencies of T -orbits. In particular, it is shown that every invariant measure (and even every closed connected subset of such measures) has generic points, but that the set of all generic points is of first category in X . This generalizes number theoretic results concerning decimal expansions and normal numbers.
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Karl Sigmund (1974) studied this question.
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