Inverse of frequently hypercyclic operators
Quentin Menet

TL;DR
This paper constructs an example of an invertible operator on ll^1(N) that is frequently hypercyclic, but its inverse does not share this property, highlighting a nuanced behavior in operator dynamics.
Contribution
It demonstrates that the inverse of a frequently hypercyclic operator need not be frequently hypercyclic, providing a counterexample in the context of ll^1 spaces.
Findings
Existence of invertible frequently hypercyclic operators on ll^1(N)
Inverse of such operators may not be frequently hypercyclic
Counterexample challenges assumptions about inverse properties in hypercyclic operators
Abstract
We show that there exists an invertible frequently hypercyclic operator on whose inverse is not frequently hypercyclic.
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