Dynamics of weighted composition operators on function spaces defined by local properties
Thomas Kalmes

TL;DR
This paper investigates the dynamical properties of weighted composition operators on various function spaces defined by local properties, providing a unified framework and new characterizations for spaces like ultradifferentiable functions and solutions to elliptic PDEs.
Contribution
It introduces a general approach to analyze topological transitivity, hypercyclicity, and mixing for weighted composition operators on locally convex function spaces, unifying and extending existing results.
Findings
Characterization of dynamical properties for operators on ultradifferentiable function spaces.
Unified framework for analyzing composition operators on various function spaces.
Identification of eigenspaces related to elliptic operators and their dynamical behavior.
Abstract
We study topological transitivity/hypercyclicity and topological (weak) mixing for weighted composition operators on locally convex spaces of scalar-valued functions which are defined by local properties. As main application of our general approach we characterize these dynamical properties for weighted composition operators on spaces of ultradifferentiable functions, both of Beurling and Roumieu type, and on spaces of zero solutions of elliptic partial differential equations. Special attention is given to eigenspaces of the Laplace operator and the Cauchy-Riemann operator, respectively. Moreover, we show that our abstract approach unifies existing results which characterize hypercyclicity, resp. topological mixing, of (weighted) composition operators on the space of holomorphic functions on a simply connected domain in the complex plane, on the space of smooth functions on an open…
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