Dynamics of unbounded linear operators
Mohammad Ansari

TL;DR
This paper extends concepts from bounded linear dynamics to unbounded operators, establishing hypermixing criteria and demonstrating hypermixing behavior in several key unbounded operators across different function spaces.
Contribution
It introduces a hypermixing criterion for unbounded operators and proves hypermixing for specific operators like the derivative, Laplacian, and weighted translations.
Findings
Derivative operator in H^2 is hypermixing.
Laplacian operator in L^2(Ω) is hypermixing.
Weighted translations in L_p(0,∞) and C_0[0,∞) are hypermixing.
Abstract
We apply the well-known and also the newly introduced notions from bounded linear dynamics to unbounded linear operators. We present a hypermixing criterion similar to that given for bounded linear operators and then we show that the derivative operator in , the Laplacian operator in , and all unbounded weighted translations in and are hypermixing.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSpectral Theory in Mathematical Physics · Holomorphic and Operator Theory · Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods
