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Recent developments in hypercyclicity.

Karl-Goswin Grosse-Erdmann (2003)

RACSAM

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In these notes we report on recent progress in the theory of hypercyclic and chaotic operators. Our discussion will be guided by the following fundamental problems: How do we recognize hypercyclic operators? How many vectors are hypercyclic? How many operators are hypercyclic? How big can non-dense orbits be?

Hypercyclic sequences of operators

Fernando León-Saavedra, Vladimír Müller (2006)

Studia Mathematica

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A sequence (Tₙ) of bounded linear operators between Banach spaces X,Y is said to be hypercyclic if there exists a vector x ∈ X such that the orbit Tₙx is dense in Y. The paper gives a survey of various conditions that imply the hypercyclicity of (Tₙ) and studies relations among them. The particular case of X = Y and mutually commuting operators Tₙ is analyzed. This includes the most interesting cases (Tⁿ) and (λₙTⁿ) where T is a fixed operator and λₙ are complex numbers. We also study...

n-supercyclic operators

Nathan S. Feldman (2002)

Studia Mathematica

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We show that there are linear operators on Hilbert space that have n-dimensional subspaces with dense orbit, but no (n-1)-dimensional subspaces with dense orbit. This leads to a new class of operators, called the n-supercyclic operators. We show that many cohyponormal operators are n-supercyclic. Furthermore, we prove that for an n-supercyclic operator, there are n circles centered at the origin such that every component of the spectrum must intersect one of these circles.

Some properties of N-supercyclic operators

P. S. Bourdon, N. S. Feldman, J. H. Shapiro (2004)

Studia Mathematica

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Let T be a continuous linear operator on a Hausdorff topological vector space 𝓧 over the field ℂ. We show that if T is N-supercyclic, i.e., if 𝓧 has an N-dimensional subspace whose orbit under T is dense in 𝓧, then T* has at most N eigenvalues (counting geometric multiplicity). We then show that N-supercyclicity cannot occur nontrivially in the finite-dimensional setting: the orbit of an N-dimensional subspace cannot be dense in an (N+1)-dimensional space. Finally, we show that a...

Disjoint hypercyclic operators

Luis Bernal-González (2007)

Studia Mathematica

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We introduce the concept of disjoint hypercyclic operators. These are operators performing the approximation of any given vectors with a common subsequence of iterates applied on a common vector. The notion is extended to sequences of operators, and applied to composition operators and differential operators on spaces of analytic functions.