Non-existence of common hypercyclic entire functions for certain families of translation operators
George Costakis, Nikos Tsirivas, Vagia Vlachou

TL;DR
This paper proves that certain families of translation operators with exponentially growing translates do not share any hypercyclic entire functions, highlighting limitations in their common dynamic behavior.
Contribution
It establishes the non-existence of common hypercyclic entire functions for specific exponentially growing translation operator families, advancing understanding of operator dynamics.
Findings
Families with exponential growth in translation do not have common hypercyclic functions
The result is nearly optimal, indicating tight bounds on such operator families
Provides insight into the limitations of hypercyclicity in translation operators
Abstract
We show that families of translation operators, where the translates grow exponentially fast, do not admit common hypercyclic functions. The result is close to be optimal.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHolomorphic and Operator Theory · Meromorphic and Entire Functions · Advanced Topics in Algebra
